Ashwini is a dedicated wildlife professional with experience working alongside leading institutions such as the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), and the Zoological Survey of India. Over the course of her career, she has contributed to diverse conservation projects focused on ecological research and biodiversity monitoring.

Her work specializes in camera trapping, conservation research in collaboration with local communities and NGOs, long-term ecological monitoring, and the use of molecular tools for wildlife research. She is also deeply committed to capacity building, helping strengthen conservation efforts through knowledge sharing and training initiatives.

Ashwini’s extensive field experience has taken her across some of India’s most ecologically significant landscapes, including Lahul & Spiti, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Pench Tiger Reserve, Darjeeling, and Sikkim. These diverse terrains have shaped her understanding of both Himalayan and central Indian ecosystems.

Beyond field research, Ashwini is driven by her passion for filmmaking. She transforms raw footage into compelling visual narratives through thoughtful editing and storytelling. Her fascination with cinematography sharpens her sensitivity to light, composition, and detail — enabling her to turn fleeting moments in the wild into powerful cinematic experiences.