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Pierre Wildlife

Wildlife exploration, biodiversity documentation and conservation education across Southeast Asia, the Pacific and beyond.

 

Welcome to Pierre Wildlife

I am Pierre de Chabannes, a wildlife photographer, field producer, expedition leader and educator with more than twenty years of experience documenting animal biodiversity, both in the wild and under human care.

My work focuses particularly on the remarkable biodiversity of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands, where I have spent many years exploring natural habitats, photographing animal species and collaborating on zoological and conservation projects.

Pierre Wildlife brings together these activities in a long-term project dedicated to documenting biodiversity, sharing knowledge and supporting the protection of wildlife and natural ecosystems.

We protect what we understand.

 

What I Do

My work combines four complementary activities, each contributing to a better understanding and appreciation of the natural world.

🌍 Wildlife Expeditions

I organise and lead field expeditions to observe and document wildlife, particularly endemic, threatened and poorly known species in remote or underexplored regions. Explore expeditions.

πŸ“Έ Biodiversity Documentation

Through wildlife photography and field observations, I build visual records of animal diversity that can support zoological research, education and conservation. Discover iconic species.

🌿 Conservation Projects

I collaborate with scientists, local partners and conservation organisations on projects involving biodiversity monitoring, habitat protection and threatened wildlife.

πŸ“š Education and Outreach

I share zoological knowledge through species profiles, publications, lectures and educational activities, making natural history accessible to a wider audience. Explore education resources.

Why Biodiversity Documentation Matters

Across the world, natural habitats are being transformed or disappearing, placing increasing pressure on wildlife populations. Many species remain poorly known, while others face the risk of extinction before their ecology and distribution are fully understood.

Documenting animals in their natural environments, recording their presence and sharing knowledge about their biology can help improve our understanding of biodiversity and the challenges it faces.

Through Pierre Wildlife, my objectives are to contribute to zoological knowledge, make biodiversity more accessible through education and support conservation initiatives that protect species and their habitats.

 

Explore Pierre Wildlife

Discover the different aspects of my work through these sections:

  • Expeditions β€” Field reports, wildlife surveys and biodiversity documentation projects.
  • Iconic Species from Expeditions β€” Selected wildlife encounters, field observations and conservation stories.
  • Education Resources β€” Thousands of animal species profiles organised by zoological classification.
  • Publications and Articles β€” Field reports, zoological identification articles and educational publications.
  • Photo Gallery β€” A selection of wildlife photographs from expeditions and zoological documentation.
  • About Pierre β€” Learn more about my background, experience and professional activities.

 

Pierre Wildlife in Numbers

More than two decades of wildlife documentation have contributed to a growing collection of photographic records and educational resources.

16,000+ Animal species and subspecies photographed
3,000+ Educational species profiles published
35+ Countries visited across four continents

 

Collaborations and Partnerships

Wildlife documentation and conservation are collaborative efforts. I welcome opportunities to work with scientists, conservation organisations, zoological institutions, educational establishments and sponsors interested in supporting biodiversity research, field expeditions and conservation initiatives.

If you would like to discuss a project, support an expedition or explore a potential collaboration, please contact me.

 

β€œA long-term project documenting biodiversity across the world through fieldwork, zoological observations and educational content.”