Kaushik Mukhopadhyay is an adventure & wildlife filmmaker, cinematographer, mountaineer, naturalist, and conservation storyteller based in Kolkata, India. His work focuses on wetlands, biodiversity, climate resilience, and human–nature relationships across eastern and northeastern India. Combining cinematic storytelling with conservation awarenes... Read More

Kaushik Mukhopadhyay is an adventure & wildlife filmmaker, cinematographer, mountaineer, naturalist, and conservation storyteller based in Kolkata, India. His work focuses on wetlands, biodiversity, climate resilience, and human–nature relationships across eastern and northeastern India. Combining cinematic storytelling with conservation awareness, Kaushik has worked in challenging field conditions, including mangrove forests, river systems, Himalayan landscapes, and fragile wetland ecosystems. He directed the acclaimed documentary 'Fishing Cat: The Pride of Bengal,' one of the first films dedicated to the endangered Fishing Cat and wetland conservation. Kaushik also worked as a cinematographer for 'The Dooars World,' featured by Warner Bros. Discovery and Discovery India. Through conservation outreach initiatives, he has organised screenings, educational programs, and youth engagement sessions to promote biodiversity protection and climate resilience. His expertise spans wildlife filmmaking, expedition filming, camera trapping, and grassroots conservation campaigns. Read Less