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In Conversation With Dr. Anish Andheria | How To Become A Wildlife Conservationist | Ep.2 | Offbeat Career Guidance Series
EPISODE #2
Considering the various career choices and student's inclination to pursue something different than conventional career choices, We have started a series of "OFF-BEAT CAREER GUIDANCE TALKS".
Where we are inviting the leading career experts of various domains, and we will be asking a lot of questions about their journey and that particular career.
It will not only help aspiring students to know more about different career choices but help them to make an informed decision.
This time, we have invited Dr. Anish Andheria - He is the President and CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, a not-for-profit working in and around 160 national parks and sanctuaries in 23 states of India. He is a member of several Government Committees including the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), State Boards of Wildlife of Maharashtra, and Jammu & Kashmir; the Executive Committee of the Gujarat State Lion Conservation Society and the Executive Committee of the 'Village Social Transformation Programme' of Maharashtra. He has been awarded the prestigious Carl Zeiss Conservation Award in 2008 and the UAA-Institute of Chemical Technology Distinguished Alumnus Award 2017. He is a large carnivore biologist with immense knowledge of predator-prey relationships and has contributed to several carnivore conservation projects across India. He has also co-authored two books on Indian wildlife.
A wildlife photographer of repute, he has photographed some of the most remote wildlife reserves of India. His collection of over 3,75,000 images serves as a veritable archival record of the wildlife and wildernesses of India. He is part of the Organising Committee of the 'India Climate Collaborative' (ICC) and the Governing Council of the 'Bombay Natural History Society' (BNHS). A natural communicator, he is one of India's leading motivational speakers and has introduced thousands of young people to the joys of nature and the rationale for nature conservation.
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Considering the various career choices and student's inclination to pursue something different than conventional career choices, We have started a series of "OFF-BEAT CAREER GUIDANCE TALKS".
Where we are inviting the leading career experts of various domains, and we will be asking a lot of questions about their journey and that particular career.
It will not only help aspiring students to know more about different career choices but help them to make an informed decision.
This time, we have invited Dr. Anish Andheria - He is the President and CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, a not-for-profit working in and around 160 national parks and sanctuaries in 23 states of India. He is a member of several Government Committees including the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), State Boards of Wildlife of Maharashtra, and Jammu & Kashmir; the Executive Committee of the Gujarat State Lion Conservation Society and the Executive Committee of the 'Village Social Transformation Programme' of Maharashtra. He has been awarded the prestigious Carl Zeiss Conservation Award in 2008 and the UAA-Institute of Chemical Technology Distinguished Alumnus Award 2017. He is a large carnivore biologist with immense knowledge of predator-prey relationships and has contributed to several carnivore conservation projects across India. He has also co-authored two books on Indian wildlife.
A wildlife photographer of repute, he has photographed some of the most remote wildlife reserves of India. His collection of over 3,75,000 images serves as a veritable archival record of the wildlife and wildernesses of India. He is part of the Organising Committee of the 'India Climate Collaborative' (ICC) and the Governing Council of the 'Bombay Natural History Society' (BNHS). A natural communicator, he is one of India's leading motivational speakers and has introduced thousands of young people to the joys of nature and the rationale for nature conservation.