Internationally acclaimed photographer and a fellow of International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP), Shivang Mehta has worn many hats in his 2 decades of journey as a wildlife professional. From being a wildlife guide in Corbett National Park to starting India’s pioneering venture in wildlife photo tourism to an accomplished author of award winning books which went on become best-sellers to wildlife storytelling through the medium of his photo stories and films. Shivang is also the recipient of the ToFT Tigers award for his contribution in developing alternative wildlife tourism models by working with prominent wildlife lodges of India in locations outside the protected areas through the medium of DSLR camera trapping technology. Shivang and his team now works with the Government of India for documenting Project Cheetah - the world’s largest intercontinental translocation of a large carnivore.

As a Nature Wanderers photography guide he has led more than 1000 photo safaris across global habitats training innumerable photography aspirants in his more than 2 decades of work as a wildlife field professional.

As an Indian Forest Service officer, Dr Gobind Sagar Bhardwaj joined Indian Forest Service has served in various capacities in different forest divisions of Rajasthan including managing some of the best tiger reserves of the country, Ranthambore and Sariska Tiger Reserves. Based on his observations on tigers, he has authored a book on tigers, “Tracking Tigers in Ranthambore”.

During his tenure as the Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife), Jodhpur, he was one of the key architects of the Project Great Indian Bustard in Desert National Park. Based on his experience in managing Thar landscape, he has also authored a coffee table book Desert National Park: A jewel in the vibrant Thar.

He is the recipient of the State Award in 1999 for outstanding services for the State of Rajasthan. In 2011, he won the Sanctuary Wildlife Photography Award.

He was also a Wild Clicks jury during Season 4 in Pench Maharashtra.

Dr. Anish Andheria is the President of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, a not-for-profit dedicated to preserving, protecting and conserving wildlife and fighting climate change, carrying out path-breaking conservation work across India. Dr. Andheria is a member of the Maharashtra State Board of Wildlife and a member of the Steering Committee of the Madhya Pradesh Tiger Conservation Foundation.

He has been awarded the prestigious Carl Zeiss Conservation Award 2008, and is a Fellow of LEAD, an international leadership programme on environment and development across 80 countries. He is a wildlife photographer and large-carnivore specialist, having photographed some of the most remote wildlife reserves of India. Andheria has co-authored two books on Indian wildlife and contributed to several other books and publications. In his lectures and conservation work, Dr. Andheria has introduced thousands of young people to the joys of nature and the rationale for nature conservation.

He was also a jury member for Wild Clicks Season 8 in 2019 (Rann of Kutch).

Brand ambassador for Sony and one of India’s most prolific photography trainers, Sudhir Shivaram’s prowess in wildlife photography earned him the prestigious Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2012 award. Recognized as one of the Top Ten Most Influential People in the Indian photography industry by Asian Photography Magazine from 2015 to 2018, Sudhir clinched the 'First' Most Influential honor in 2018.

The cover of National Geographic Traveller India's September 2013 issue, featuring Sudhir's captivating image, secured the National Geographic Yellow Border Award at the worldwide editorial awards in Washington D.C. in 2013.

After the initial in-service training started off as a probationer in Seoni district in 1994 which has the Pench Tiger reserve. After an optional wildlife training at WII Dehradun (PG Diploma in wildlife), was posted as Director, Satpura National Park in 1996. This was before it was notified as a Tiger Reserve.

In 1999 was transferred to Shivpuri as Director Madhav National Park. Thereafter posted as Deputy Director Pench Tiger Reserve in 2002. In 2005 was transferred to Kanha Tiger Reserve as Deputy Director. Was out of the state on deputation to the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun as Faculty (Scientist "F") for 6 years and finally in 2015 was posted as Field Director, Pench Tiger reserve.After promotion to APCCF in 2018 have been in the Forest Headquarters in Bhopal. Back in the wildlife wing since March 2022 as APCCF (Wildlife).

A nationally acclaimed Biodiversity expert, writer, trainer and a conservation activist carrying with him an extensive field experience of more than 15 years in the Indian forests. He has excellent knowledge of the fauna of the Western Ghats and especially loves reptiles. He is an adventure sports instructor for trekking, rafting, scuba diving, rock climbing and works in association with many renowned nature and adventure groups as advisor. He has published more than 8 research papers in various scientific journals on reptiles and avifauna diversity, habitat relationships, diversity analysis, behavioral ecology and conservation status of various species in the Western Ghats. He has travelled across Indian geography and is associated with DCP as Senior Advisor, Biodiversity Division.

Saurabh worked as a planning engineer at Larsen & Toubro for seven years before he quit to become a full-time photographer. He has now established his own media production house, 50mm Media Productions, and has published a coffee table book named 'Visual Poetries - Fine Art Nature Photography'. He's won numerous national and international accolades and has had his work published on platforms like SAEVUS, Sanctuary Asia, National Geographic and Better Photography. Saurabh's main forte is nature photography, and he hopes to help people fall in love with nature and thereby create a collective consciousness of conservation.