Top Conservative Instagram influencers in India for January 2025
1.Ar.Dhananjay Shinde
Followers
10.1K
Engagement rate
2.6%
Average likes
250.50
Bio
Architecture | Interiors | Conservation | Urbanism
2.Pradeep Hegde
Followers
11.8K
Engagement rate
3.8%
Average likes
443
Bio
Conservation and Wildlife Filmmaker Broadcast work @natgeo @discovery @animalplanet @smithsonian_channel @lovenature Co-director @lasthopethefilm
3.Art Deco Mumbai
Followers
27.3K
Engagement rate
1.3%
Average likes
358
Bio
Digital Diarist showcasing Mumbai’s Art Deco | Chronicler of its history | Advocate for its conservation
4.Terra Conscious
Followers
6.7K
Engagement rate
0.5%
Average likes
28.50
Bio
An award winning, socially responsible conservation enterprise specialising in educational marine & coastal experiences & social impact programs.
5.PENCH JUNGLE CAMP
Followers
6.9K
Engagement rate
22.0%
Average likes
1.5K
Bio
Award winning, wildlife and conservation focused lodge, dedicated to providing an unparalleled safari experience in Pench National Park.
6.🆂🅰🆅🅴 🆃🅷🅴 🆃🅸🅶🅴🆁
Followers
79.6K
Engagement rate
2.5%
Average likes
1.9K
Bio
The official account of Save the Tiger on Instagram. Conservation Organisation and Awareness information for Tigers. @savethetigerindia
7.Film Heritage Foundation
Followers
25.5K
Engagement rate
0.2%
Average likes
59.50
Bio
Film Heritage Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the conservation, preservation and restoration of Indian cinema.
8.Sandesh Guru
Followers
6K
Engagement rate
5.0%
Average likes
296
Bio
Naturalist @vantara | Learning and educating people with in-situ and ex-situ conservation | Bangalore | #Naturalist #WildlifeAddict #Zooeducator
9.BNHS
Followers
14.1K
Engagement rate
1.3%
Average likes
146.50
Bio
Established in 1883, BNHS is one of the oldest wildlife research and conservation NGO's. Citizens of the earth are welcome to join us 💚
10.Nature Conservation Foundation
Followers
15.8K
Engagement rate
3.3%
Average likes
518
Bio
Wildlife research and conservation in India. Himalayas, Gangetic floodplains, Western Ghats, oceanic islands, and elsewhere.