People observing biodiversity together during an outdoor community activity

Partners

A collective grows through trusted relationships.

Regional, community, and knowledge partners bring local leadership, specialist expertise, and long-term commitment to shared conservation work.

Ways to partner

Different roles, shared responsibility.

01

Regional coordinators

Connect activity across a region, support local leaders, and help knowledge travel in both directions.

02

Community partners

Organise locally rooted events, education, habitat work, and public engagement.

03

Knowledge partners

Contribute scientific, educational, technical, or conservation expertise to strengthen collective practice.

Current partners

Organisations in the collective.

Knowledge partner

DiversityIndia

DiversityIndia is a citizen-science and online conservation initiative focused on documenting and understanding the biological diversity of the Indian subcontinent.

It brings together amateur naturalists, students, and professionals through specialised taxonomic and regional networks covering groups such as butterflies, moths, ants, and fungi.

Hub

Nature Mates

Nature Mates–Nature Club is a Kolkata-based conservation organisation working in wildlife and biodiversity conservation, research, ecological restoration, nature education, and community engagement.

Established in 1995 and independently registered in 2006, it works with communities and partners to promote coexistence between people and wildlife.

Hub

WildTales Foundation

WildTales Foundation is an Indian non-profit working at the intersection of biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, and community empowerment.

Its work includes lesser-known species such as butterflies, ecological corridors, environmental education, citizen science, climate action, and sustainable livelihoods.

Partnership in practice

More than a logo on a page.

BCI partners collaborate to spread awareness, organise events, contribute expertise, and support work in their regions.

Each relationship should be clear about its purpose, grounded in mutual respect, and shaped around what the partner can responsibly sustain.

Partner with BCI

Bring your organisation into a national network with local roots.

Tell us about your work, your region, and the kind of collaboration you would like to explore.