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Parveen Shaikh Wins Sanctuary Wildlife Service Award 2025

9 December 20251 min read
AWARDS & PERSONSParveen ShaikhWins SanctuaryWildlife ServiceAward 20259 December 2025safalsetu.com

Why in the news

A Bombay Natural History Society scientist was honoured for protecting the endangered Indian Skimmer through local communities in the National Chambal Sanctuary.

Key facts

  • Award body: Sanctuary Nature Foundation; it recognises outstanding service to wildlife conservation.
  • Recipients can be field practitioners, scientists or community leaders.

Her contributions

  • Research: tracked skimmer populations since 2016, noting threats from river-level swings and predators.
  • Nest Guardian model: trained locals to fence sandbar colonies and guard nests.
  • Threat study: assessed dams, altered flows and sandbar access.

Exam angle

  • Bird: Indian Skimmer; site: National Chambal Sanctuary.

Test yourself

1. Parveen Shaikh won the Sanctuary Wildlife Service Award 2025 for work on which bird?

Her work centred on the endangered Indian Skimmer.

2. Which organisation does Parveen Shaikh work with?

She is a scientist at the Bombay Natural History Society.

3. Her Nest Guardian model raised nest survival to roughly what level?

Nest survival moved from near zero to about 60%.