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CENTRAL INDIAN LANDSCAPE SYMPOSIUM 

About the Central Indian Landscape Symposium

​Experience Central India's biocultural feast at the Central Indian Landscape Symposium (CILS), where we dive deep into our work, with late-night torch-lit poster discussions and restoration priorities debated even during dinner! At CILS, conservation and development come together to foster real solutions that work for Central India.​ Take a “scroll” through past CILS events and explore session videos, presentations, and more on this page.​

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CILS THROUGH THE YEARS...

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CENTRAL INDIAN LANDSCAPE SYMPOSIUM (CILS6) - 2025

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CENTRAL INDIAN LANDSCAPE SYMPOSIUM (CILS5) - 2023

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CENTRAL INDIAN LANDSCAPE SYMPOSIUM (CILS4) - 2021

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CENTRAL INDIAN LANDSCAPE SYMPOSIUM (CILS3) - 2019

What the Central Indian Landscape Symposium Offers

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  • Complimentary Travel and Accommodation for Students: We support the next generation of conservationists and researchers by covering travel and accommodation expenses.

  • Engage with Global Experts: Meet and interact with leading experts in informal settings, providing unique networking opportunities.

  • Inclusive Priority Setting: Collaborate in a horizontally inclusive environment to set priorities and develop actionable plans.

  • Connect with Community Champions: Meet inspiring community leaders who bridge research and practice across various fields and disciplines.

  • Collaborative Environment: Researchers, managers, and community members come together to share insights and work towards common goals.

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CILS offers a platform for researchers, managers, NGO workers, and community members to collectively envision the future of the unique and iconic Central Indian landscape. Our shared goal is a healthy and productive future for all life – people, wildlife, plants, and animals. By working together, we can create positive outcomes for the entire ecosystem.

Join us in shaping a sustainable future for the Central Indian landscape! 

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