About The Event
As a forest officer, during last three decades, Dr. Gobind Sagar Bhardwaj, IFS, travelled in many wilderness areas, including looking for tigers in Tiger Reserves, tracking in remote areas of North-East for birding, snorkeling in Andamans for corals, camel riding in hot desert of Thar for sighting Great Indian Bustard or looking for Tibetan Gazelle in cold desert of Changthang in Ladakh. His long-standing desire of going to Arctic and Antarctic was fulfilled when he visited Arctic in the year 2023 and Antarctica in the year 2025. This talk is a sort of diary of his travel in both the extreme areas.
GOBIND SAGAR BHARDWAJ, IFS (Director, Wildlife Institute of India) :
Dr. Gobind Sagar Bhardwaj is an Indian Forest Service officer, wildlife conservationist, author, and photographer. Renowned for his work in tiger and Great Indian Bustard conservation, he has led major wildlife initiatives and served in senior positions, including Additional Director General of Forests (Project Tiger) and Member Secretary, NTCA.
