Anup Acharya | Sikkim | 2017
Anup is from Sikkim and has completed his M.Sc. in Zoology. He was also a member of the Photographic Society of Sikkim and is looking after the wildlife department of the Society. He has done research on traditional knowledge of the Dzumsa system of conservation. He is interested in cricket and volleyball. Anup’s interest in traditional practices and restoring, preserving the disappearing traditions around him is what brought him to Green Hub. Anup has a good understanding of the ground situation and wants to use his skills for conservation work. Anup has a very amiable nature and always there to support the work of Green Hub.
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Arghadeep Baruah | Assam | 2017
Arghadeep is from Assam and has done his Masters in Mass Communication from Assam University, Silchar. Argha worked with ATREE during his fellowship and post that on the healing forests project. Arghadeep is an amazingly talented singer and has his own band ‘Bottle Rockets’ which is making quite a name for itself. Argha is also a popular youth icon of Assam now, having successfully starred in the critically acclaimed feature film ‘Aamis’ where he played the lead role. What makes Argha stand out is his deep commitment to environment and social change. His approach to everything is with depth, and perseverance. He remains an active and involved member of the Green Hub alumni community. He loves singing, watching movies, reading and is also interested in cricket, football and taekwondo.
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Chandan Patro | Arunachal Pradesh | 2017
Chandan is from Seijusa, Pakke in Arunachal Pradesh. He is part of the forest patrolling team in Pakke Tiger Reserve. Chandan joined Green Hub to learn photography and help document the biodiversity fo Pakke and the activities of the forest department related to patrolling, anti poaching and conservation. While in Pakke he got an opportunity to train in 360 camera and assist filmmaker Ram Alluri for a National Geographic project called ‘Pakke in 360’. He along with his team mate paro Natung also got selected to present their film ‘Protecting Paradise’ in Nature in Focus 2017.
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Debashish Nandi | Assam | 2017
Debashish is from Dhemaji, Assam While he completed his graduation in statistics from Darrang College, Tezpur, his heart was always in photography, arts and filmmaking. He is a talented illustrator, photographer and filmmaker. Debashish pursues everything with depth and loves to push the boundaries of creative approaches. After his stint at Green Hub he got an opportunity to work with Srishti Films which is part of Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology in Bangalore. He worked there for two years traveling extensively across India, and making more than 50 short films. Currently he is freelancing and working on his own project on the River Brahmaputra. He is an active and involved member of the Green Hub Alumni.
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Manas Pratim Sharma | Assam | 2017
Manas is from Tinsukia, Assam and has completed his bachelors. He has been working with several NGOs like Childline, NEADS, Surjudaya and Prastuti. Manas is very attached to the Dibru Saikhowa landscape and was running a program called Save Dibru Saikhowa. Manas feels intensely for wildlife and wants to work on wildlife conservation. He is talented with the camera as well as editing, and wants to use that for telling stories from the ground. During the fellowship he filmed in Pakke and Zemithang. Currently he is working with Green Hub on ‘Pitch 100 stories’ project. He loves listening to music and reading.
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T.P Mordecai | Manipur | 2017
Mordecai belongs to the Rongmei tribe and is from Azuram village in Tamenglong District of Manipur. He did his BSW from IGNOU. Prior to Green Hub he worked with the NGO ADRA.
Mordecai was determined to work in his area and with his community. Post the fellowship he was engaged by The Corbett Foundation to work on wildlife conservation. He continues to work with them and the forest department. Mordecai also started ‘Tamenglong for Conservation’ and the Rainforest Club. Mordecai wants to use photography and videography as strong tools for spreading awareness among his community. He is interested in music, writing, travelling and watching movies.
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Parixit Kafley | Assam | 2017
Parixit is an executive member of the organization Nature Bonyapran of Sonitpur East in Assam. He is also trained in handling rescue operations and mitigation of Human Animal Conflict in centers like CWRC and CBRC. He has made various checklists of Lepidoptera. He has also published various articles which focus on environmental issues. He is interested in dance, singing, trekking and fishing. He is also trained in traditional martial arts under the Shaolin Monastery of Shong Shan, China. Parixit thinks video documentation can be a strong tool to highlight the cause of the environment.
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Paro Natung | Arunachal Pradesh | 2017
Paro is from Darlong Village in Pakke, Arunachal Pradesh and a Nyshi. He is part of the forest patrolling team in Pakke Tiger Reserve. He worked on installation of camera traps and was also an assistant on the clouded leopard survey conducted there. At Green Hub Paro worked hard to learn the camera and editing. You could see him spending all night in from of the computer picking up the nuances. Paro’s dream project is ‘Pakke in macro’. Post the fellowship he got an opportunity to learn 360 camera from filmmaker Ram Alluri for a National Geographic project ‘Pakke in 360’ . Along with his teammate Chandan, Paro was selected to make a presentation in Nature in Focus 2017.
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Pemba | Arunachal Pradesh | 2017
Pemba is from Socktem in Zemithang circle, Tawang district, Arunachal Pradesh. He is a Monpa. He is working with a wildlife researcher from WWF as a field-assistant since the last two years . He is interested in cricket, volleyball and loves watching Discovery Channel. During the fellowship Pemba filmed the biodiversity in Zemithang and managed to get a lovely shot of the Red Panda. He also filmed the Black Necked Crane the same year. Pemba feels deeply for wildlife conservation and wants to work with his community on preserving biodiversity and also explore sustainable livelihoods.
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Promod Saikia | Assam | 2017
