Aishwarya Sridhar is an Indian untamed life photographic artist, natural life moderator, and narrative producer living in Navi Mumbai. She is the most youthful young lady to have won the Sanctuary Asia-Young Naturalist Award and the International Camera Fair Award. Aishwarya Sridhar turns out to be first Indian lady to win Wildlife Photographer of the Year grant.

Aishwarya Sridhar’s career

Her adoration for photography began when she was 13. Since the beginning, Aishwarya began journeying in the wildernesses of Ratnagiri in Maharashtra. Her introduction narrative ‘Panje-The Last Wetland’ was broadcast on DD National in 2018. Her works have been included in BBC Wildlife, The Guardian, Sanctuary Asia, Saevus, Hindustan Times, Mumbai Mirror, Digital Camera, Mathrubhumi and Mongabay.

Unknown Facts About Aishwarya Sridhar

• She has also made a feature film on a wild Bengal Tigress named Maya titled ‘The Queen of Taru’ which received the Best Amateur Film Award at the 9th Wildlife Conservation Film Festival (WCFF), New York City.
• She is also a member of the State Wetland Identification Committee appointed by the Bombay High Court.
• Aishwarya is also actively involved in environmental conservation.
• She has received numerous awards for her contribution towards nature including the ‘Diana Award’ and ‘Woman Icon India Award’ from the Governor of Tamil Nadu.
• She was a student of The Dr. Pillai Global Academy and was the world topper in Business Studies paper in Cambridge International Examinations in 2013.

Aishwarya Sridhar Biography