President of the Wildlife Conservation Trust
Dr. Anish Andheria is the President of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, a not-for-profit
dedicated to preserving, protecting and conserving wildlife and fight climate change,
carrying out path-breaking conservation work across India. Dr Andheria is a member of
the Maharashtra State Board of Wildlife and a member of the Steering Committee of the
Madhya Pradesh Tiger Conservation Foundation.
He has been awarded the prestigious Carl Zeiss Conservation Award 2008, and is a Fellow of
LEAD, an international leadership programme on environment and development across 80 countries.
He has helped set up Kids for Tigers, a nation-wide conservation education program which for
17 years has reached out to nearly a quarter million school children.
He is a wildlife photographer and large-carnivore specialist, having photographed some of the
most remote wildlife reserves of India. Andheria has co-authored two books on Indian wildlife
and contributed to several other books and publications. He is a Trustee of the Conservation
Wildlands Trust and the Climate Reality Project India and serves on the advisory board for
Nature´s Jamboree. In his lectures and conservation work, Dr. Andheria has introduced thousands
of young people to the joys of nature and the rationale for nature conservation.