Conservation

CONSERVATION

Our mission is to rescue animals in need, mitigate human-animal conflict, and foster awareness about wildlife and environmental conservation within communities.

At Animal Warriors Conservation Society (AWCS), our mission is to mitigate climate change and protect biodiversity through innovative, community-based initiatives. We believe that lasting change is only possible when people are actively involved in protecting nature.

Oceans Detangled – Marine Conservation

Among the deadliest forms of marine pollution are ghost nets — abandoned or lost fishing nets that drift silently in the ocean. These nets trap turtles, fish, dolphins, and seabirds, causing painful injuries and slow deaths. They also damage coral reefs and continue to “fish” for decades if left unchecked.
Through Oceans Detangled, Animal Warriors Conservation Society (AWCS) is tackling this invisible killer of our oceans.

What We Do

  • Ghost Net Removal – Conducting regular drives along the Andhra Pradesh coast to pull out abandoned nets from beaches and shallow waters.
  • Community Engagement – Working with coastal and fishing communities to raise awareness and promote responsible disposal of fishing gear.
  • Animals stuck in urban structures, debris, or hazardous locations.
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  • Marine Animal Rescue – Freeing turtles, fish, and other marine species caught in ghost nets and providing medical care when needed.


Ghost nets are often called “death traps of the sea.” By removing them, AWCS not only saves individual animals but also protects fragile ecosystems like coral reefs and mangroves. Each net removed means countless marine lives spared.

With Oceans Detangled, AWCS envisions oceans where marine life can thrive, free from the silent threat of entanglement.

Bring Back Sparrows

Once a familiar sight in every neighborhood, the cheerful chirping of sparrows is now fading from our cities. Rapid urbanization, loss of nesting spaces, air pollution, and radiation from mobile towers have all contributed to the decline of house sparrows.
To revive their population and restore balance in our ecosystems, Animal Warriors Conservation Society (AWCS) launched the “Bring Back Sparrows” initiative.

What We Do

  • Nest Box Making – Distributing and installing eco-friendly nest boxes in homes, schools, and community spaces to give sparrows safe places to breed.
  • Awareness Campaigns – Educating communities, especially children, about the importance of sparrows and how small actions can help bring them back.
  • Community Participation – Encouraging people to make their balconies, gardens, and terraces sparrow-friendly.
Sparrow Conservation

Sparrows are more than just charming birds — they are indicators of a healthy environment. By pollinating plants, controlling pests, and balancing urban ecosystems, sparrows play a vital role in nature. Bringing them back means creating greener, healthier, and more sustainable cities for all.
Through Bring Back Sparrows, AWCS hopes to ensure that the next generation grows up hearing the chirping of sparrows once again. Together, we can make our cities welcoming for these little birds.

Human – Animal Conflict

As human population expands and forests shrink, wild animals are increasingly forced into human settlements in search of food and shelter. This leads to conflict situations where both people and animals are at risk. Snakes entering into homes, monkeys raid crops, and Tigers wander near villages — often ending in fear, injury, or loss of life.

At Animal Warriors Conservation Society (AWCS), we work to reduce these conflicts and create safer coexistence between humans and wildlife.

What We Do

  • Rescue & Relocation – Safely rescuing snakes, monkeys, birds, and other wild species that stray into human habitats and releasing them back into the wild in coordination with the Forest Department.
  • Awareness & Training – Educating communities on how to respond calmly and safely when they encounter wildlife.
  • Habitat Protection – Advocating for the preservation of wetlands, forests, and green spaces that provide natural homes for wildlife.
  • Conflict Prevention – Promoting sustainable practices like waste management, crop protection, and safe water storage to minimize human–wildlife encounters.

Human–animal conflict is not just about protecting people from animals — it’s also about protecting animals from people. By addressing the root causes and building awareness, AWCS works to ensure that humans and wildlife can coexist in harmony without fear or harm.

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ANNUAL REPORTS

Over years of consistent efforts Animal Warriors Conservation Society made a positive impacts towards people, animals and nature. Read through our Annual Reports to know our growth and impact stories

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