People from India are trying to learn how to become a wildlife refuge wildlife conservation officer, a second chance wildlife degree and wildlife refuge in India.

This article first appeared on the website of the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Trust, which runs the Wildlife Sanctuary.

Read moreA wildlife sanctuary is a group of wildlife protected areas, or protected areas.

Wildlife sanctuaries are managed and protected under the Indian Wildlife Protection Act (IWPA).

The IWPA was passed by Parliament in 2000 and states that the IWS Act should be applied equally to all the different wildlife species, including humans.

Wildlife sanctuary members are the only persons able to visit the protected areas to observe and study the wildlife.

They are also allowed to keep the protected area in their own property and can visit other protected areas at their own expense.

The Wildlife Sanctuary has 10 sanctuaria and eight wildlife refuge.

The Wildlife Sanctuary also provides an online wildlife rehabilitation course.

The first Wildlife Sanctuary opened in Mumbai in 2009.

It was later expanded to other cities.

The Sanctuary is currently home to the only wildlife refuge on the Arabian Sea coast of India.

There are about 150 sanctuarie in India and about 2,000 refuge wildlife officers.

There is a requirement for a Wildlife Sanctuary and Wildlife Refuge to have a wildlife officer in charge.

The animal welfare and management requirements of the sanctuary vary.