Krishnendu, a Delhi School of Economics alumnus, founded Earthcare Productions in 1985, focusing on wildlife conservation and environmental justice films. His documentaries have won international accolades, including the conservation award at the International Wildlife Festival, USA, for “Tiger the Death Chronicles.” Other notable works include “The Latent City,” awarded at the Document Art Film Festival, Romania, and “Missing,” which clinched the best director award at the Casselle Film Festival, Italy. He received the CMS-UNEP Prithvi Ratna Lifetime Achievement Award and the National Award for “The Tiger Who Crossed the Line.” His series “Heroes of the Wild Frontiers” aired on Discovery Channel. Krishnendu has also co-produced, produced and line-produced several international award-winning Television shows, prominent among them is the Multiple Emmy award-winning “The Amazing Race” and shows for Netflix and Amazon Prime. For the 8-part series on IPL cricket for Netflix (2018) – “Cricket Fever”, he was the producer, and Earthcare Productions was the line producer. As Earthcare Outreach Trust’s (ECO) founding member, he uses Participatory Video tools to empower South Asian youth in visual communication. ECO has collaborated with GIZ, IUCN, UNESCO, MOEF, and WWF. He taught at the National School of Design, served on the National Film Awards jury, and is the Indian Ambassador for the Asian Academy Awards. Krishnendu lives with his wife Madhurima and two children in Delhi. Get in touch with him at kb.earthcare@gmail.com.