<h1>Global Wildlife Experts Gather in Kaziranga for Capacity Building Course on Big Cat Conservation and Sustainable Development</h1> The International Big Cat Alliance, in partnership with Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, is conducting a seven-day ITEC-Executive Course on capacity building for wildlife and conservation practitioners. Sponsored by the Ministry of External Affairs, this is the first such course held in an Indian national park, concluding on February 16. It involves 44 officials from 27 countries, highlighting a global commitment to wildlife conservation. The program covers topics like big cat conservation, technology in conservation, and community engagement. It aims to enhance cooperation among developing countries and promote sustainable development and cultural exchange. Kaziranga is noted for its significant rhinoceros population.