She is engaged as a conservationist in the protection of wildlife and forests and wildlife, Dr. Priya Davidor is an Indian scholar, researcher and author. They include her father, E.R.C Davidor, an environmentalist, and her brother, Sigur, among the founding members of the Nature Trust. The researcher graduated from Madras University in 1973 with B.Sc. She continued her education and completed her M.Sc in the year 1975. She earned a Ph.D while working on her thesis. at Bombay University in 1979 and S.M. in 1985 at Harvard University. She is an educator, researcher and well-known author who studies various areas of environmental sciences.

As the President of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation in 2009, Prof. Priya Davidar has been appointed Convener of Pondicherry University since 2009. The professor is an expert in conservation biology and behavior. She studied different types of resource utilization and forest degradation in different parts of India.

Her studies are often extensive, and her work on a wide variety of species in the Andaman Archipelago reveals that island dimensions as well as habitat characteristics are important factors in determining species diversity and their distribution.

Her doctoral thesis focused on the pollination of hemiparasitic mistletoe by nectar-feeding birds. Her current research interests are in the area of ecosystem services provided by pollinators of crops and wild plants. Dr. Priya Davidar studies pollination processes in various ecosystems. "Whispers from the Wild" Dr. A book written by Priya Davidar with the help and support of her father E.R.C Davidar. Priya Davidar is a renowned scientist who is involved in nature and wildlife conservation. Priya Davidor is also an active member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

A prolific writer who has written articles on biodiversity and environment, she has contributed heavily to several publications. Her work has enlightened and inspired many readers. Her writings on the causes and effects of human actions on Earth inspired people to be kind to nature. In collaboration with her students along with others with similar interests, Dr. Priya Davidor has worked effectively to make an impact on society. Her research shows that she has become more aware of the negative effects of human intervention on nature. She is credited with an impressive 51 books.

Her interest in the interconnected fields of biogeography, biodiversity conservation, pollination and biodiversity ecology has greatly contributed to ecological research. Her studies in these fields have led to many practices to protect nature as well as its precious resources.