Special Mention | Ramki Sreenivasan Conservation Photography Award


Hiren Khatri

Special Mention | Ramki Sreenivasan Conservation Photography Award

Arunachal Pradesh, India

Traditions at Odds

The Aran Festival reflects the Adi tribe’s deep cultural traditions, where hunting has long played a role in rituals and sustenance. Species like the Grey Peacock-Pheasant and Kalij Pheasant are part of these customs, highlighting the evolving dialogue between heritage and conservation in an ever-changing landscape.


Hiren Khatri

Hiren Khatri is an award-winning wildlife photographer, naturalist, and eco-tourism curator with over a decade of experience. Holding an MSc in Environmental Sciences, he blends scientific expertise with photography to craft compelling narratives that connect people with nature. From studying Red Pandas in the Eastern Himalayas to tracking cobras in Thailand, his work has been featured globally and published in leading journals. An accomplished researcher with nine international publications, he also shares insights through wildlife magazines. As a designer and mentor, Hiren curates immersive nature-based experiences that inspire conservation, strengthen community efforts, and foster a deeper appreciation for wildlife.

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