Wildlife Institute of India Campus Facilities - Hostel Fees, Infrastructure, Address

The Wildlife Institute of India Campus harbours a total of 616 plant species comprised of 58 trees, 65 shrubs (including lianas), 357 herbs and climbers (vines) including 9 species of pteridophytes, 71 types of grass and 27 sedges belonging to 107 families (99 Angiosperm and 8 Pteridophyte) with 384 genera (375 Angiosperm and 9 Pteridophyte). Of the total 616 plant species, 94% of species are in the wild and 6% of species are planted.
 

An auditorium within the Wildlife Institute of India Dehradun campus is a state-of-the-art facility having a seating capacity of above 300. It is fully air-conditioned with excellent audio and lighting system, and a spacious dais with an overhead LCD projection system. Microphones are provided in front of each chair which facilitates interactive sessions during various events.

The Institute has one guest house within the campus, situated near the Old Hostel. It has in total 10 elegantly furnished rooms, including two VIP suites.

All rooms are serviced by an emergency generator set and are also provided with telephones through an EPABX system. The reception desk works on a 24-hour basis.

The facility also includes a meeting hall with data ports for wireless internet connectivity. A dining room serviced by a kitchen provides homely and delicious food.

The guest house is operated as a non-profit facility and provides accommodation to institute guests and visitors, delegates and participants attending various conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops.

The institute is a residential institute and provides accommodation to students and trainees recruited under various academic programmes.

To ensure the overall development of every resident, the institute provides all the required facilities for sports and recreation. There is a large playground and floodlit tennis, badminton and basketball courts.

A long nature trail around the artificial lake within the campus is used extensively for both jogging and walking by the students and faculty alike.

Each year faculty, researchers and staff participate in the Annual All India Forest Sports meet

Institute is a residential institute and provides accommodation to students and trainees recruited under various academic programmes. There are two hostels located within the campus, with each functioning as an independent unit with respect to its internal administration. The hostel is administered by a Warden appointed by the Director and he/she is assisted by an Asst. Warden in all matters relating to the hostel.

In total 84 single room accommodations and 40 double room accommodations are provided in the old and new hostels respectively. While the old hostel accommodates masters and research students, the new hostel provides accommodation to trainees and guests. Both the hostels run independent messes on a non-profit basis. In addition, the hostels have facilities of common television room, table tennis, carom board and lounge space. A STD/ISD services is available at the new hostel. Both hostels are equipped with wireless internet connectivity.