An avid wildlife photographer, he has been documenting the forests and wildlife of the Indian subcontinent since his first sighting of a tiger in 1997. In 2010, he quit as Head of India Equities at Citigroup Global Markets, to pursue his passion for wildlife conservation. He remains an Equities Trader and Investor by profession.

Vidya, a Commerce graduate, went on to pursue her true calling after 13 years of corporate career. She has been deeply interested in wildlife and a special interest in butterflies. She has also travelled various parts of India and shares a deep concern for conservation issues and contributes her services for the cause on every given opportunity.

Abhishek Singh is a Biotechnology graduate who transitioned from lab work to wildlife conservation. Over the past six years, he has focused on field research, community-based conservation, and promoting human–wildlife coexistence. Passionate about bridging science with traditional wisdom, he works to make conservation practical, sustainable, and deeply connected to the natural world.

Crystal is a wildlife rehabilitator, a budding naturalist and environmentalist with a Master’s in Environmental Science and Technology. After leaving the corporate sector and a stint in teaching, she found her true passion in conservation. She has diverse experience across wildlife rehabilitation, environmental education, programme management, and community engagement, and currently serves as Communications Manager at the Last Wilderness Foundation.

Indrabhan is a Post graduate in History. He carries a strong 10 years of work experience in the field of conservation, especially with the Pardhi Community in Panna. He has also conducted several awareness and education programmes during this tenor. Prior to joining LWF, he was working with WWF-India.

Passionate about documenting wildlife through videos and a keen environmental journalist, he lives in a village close to Kuno National Park. He works on implementation of village awareness programmes, addressing conflict situations in villages and reporting wildlife news in a timely manner.

A teacher by profession before joining LWF, Manish Rawat is as passionate about teaching children as he is about the environment. He was introduced to conservation through environmental awareness program by Panna Tiger Reserve and has been a resource person in the camp for many years.

Nitin Barman is a dedicated conservationist from Bandhavgarh’s Tala range who has quickly developed expertise in biodiversity and field research. His curiosity, creativity, and commitment make him a valuable member of the team. Outside the field, Nitin channels his observational skills into sketching and enjoys cricket, combining passion with learning.

Himanshu Singh Rathore blends a unique background in hospitality and IT with a deep commitment to wildlife conservation. His adaptability and people skills allow him to engage communities effectively while supporting LWF’s mission. Himanshu balances his fieldwork with recreational interests like cricket and volleyball, bringing energy and dedication to every initiative.

A passionate nature and wildlife enthusiast, Sandeep has been deeply connected to forests since childhood. Having participated in WWF’s Youth Internship Programme he has spent the past three years conducting fire awareness programs in rural communities. Guided by a strong commitment to conservation, he strives to promote sustainable practices and inspire others to protect the natural world.

Sitalaxmi is a post graduate in Commerce. With a total work experience of 20 years, she is a hardworking,  highly organised & result oriented professional.