Krishnendu bose

Krishnendu Bose, founder of Earthcare Films, has been making wildlife and conservation films since 1986. His films are widely acclaimed and have won several national and international awards, including the CMS-UNEP Prithvi Ratna Award in 2009 – the highest documentary filmmaking award in the field of Environment and Wildlife in India. Since 1996 Krishnendu is also involved in International Television production, and also conducts Environment workshops in schools and colleges using his films as a medium. Krishnendu is a fellow of LEAD (Leadership in Environment and Development) and is on its board of directors. He is also a member of the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication, and a guest faculty at a Media College in Delhi. Krishnendu, lives with his wife Madhurima and two children in Delhi.

Films with Under Construction

… There’s a fire in your forest

A film on the politics of conservation.

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Apna Jungle, Apni Kahani

Short film in Hindi on the people’s conservation movement around Sariska Tiger Reserve.

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Creeks of Conflict

The mangroves of Orissa and the arribada of Olive Ridley turtles are under threat.

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Dance With Hands Held Tight

Gender politics in biodiversity conservation with policy implications.

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Delhi – Work in Progress

The changing cityscape of Delhi in the wake of the Commonwealth Games of 2010; a map of it’s long term environmental footprint on the city.

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harvesting hunger

How is globalisation making the current food crisis?

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jardhar diary

The people of the Garhwal Himalayas fight to keep their way of life.

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revolution and after

The lethal tools of the Green Revolution.

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the good earth

Sustainable agriculture and philosophies across India.

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The Latent City

48 Degrees Celsius: the first contemporary public art ecology project in India to raise consciousness towards Delhi, India’s ecological concerns, and that of the world.

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Whose Water?

Water in Rajasthan – who owns it? The government or the people?

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