I am a wildlife conservationist and author with a passion for protecting biodiversity and raising awareness about the threats facing wildlife in India. I have published two books on the mammals and birds of India, and I am working on my third book that analyzes the challenges and solutions for wildlife conservation in India.I am also the Managing Director of Think Wild Foundation, a non-profit organization that I co-founded with my school friends during the pandemic. We aim to capitalize on the growth of e-commerce to raise funds for conservation projects across the country, as well as alternative livelihood and research projects. I am also the host of The Think Wildlife Podcast. As a Field Assistant at Imperial College London, where I am pursuing my MS in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation, I support various long-term ecological surveys at Silwood Park. In addition, I have gained valuable research and communication skills through my internships at Monitor Conservation Research Society, Biodiversity Collaborative, Global Tiger Forum, and Nature Conservation Foundation.I am always looking for opportunities to conduct research and collaborate with other wildlife enthusiasts and professionals. I am a member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission and the IUCN CEESP, and a Scrutiny Panel Member at the University of Manchester Students' Union. I have also completed a certification course on Ending Illegal Wildlife Trade from ACAMS. I have strong attention to detail, data analysis, and writing skills, and I am fluent in English, Hindi, and Bengali.