The Zoological Survey of India, with crucial funding from NMHS, is at the forefront of ecological research, pioneering "ONT based faunal diversity mapping of IHR". We utilize advanced Oxford Nanopore Technology to conduct rapid, high-resolution assessments of biodiversity across the Indian Himalayan Region, providing vital data for conservation strategies and a deeper understanding of these critical ecosystems. This work is essential for safeguarding one of the world's most vulnerable and biodiverse regions.

At the core of our mission lies an unwavering commitment to scientific excellence and biodiversity stewardship. We champion rigorous, data-driven research, employing innovative molecular techniques to unravel the complexities of faunal diversity, particularly within the ecologically sensitive Indian Himalayan Region. This dedication ensures our findings are not only accurate and comprehensive but also directly contribute to informed conservation policies and the sustainable management of invaluable natural heritage.