Wildlife photographer, fieldwork producer and expedition leader documenting global biodiversity through photography and scientific observation.
I am the founder of Pierre Wildlife, a long-term project dedicated to documenting animal biodiversity across the world through field expeditions, zoological observations, and educational content.
My work focuses on documenting endemic and threatened species and subspecies through field-based photographic and data records.
Background
Based in France, I have spent more than 20 years documenting animal species both in the wild and under human care.
My work combines field expeditions, zoological studies, and long-term biodiversity documentation with the objective of preserving a visual and educational record of global wildlife.
Experience and work
Since 2015, I am working as a field producer and taxonomy/conservation advisor for National Geographic Photo Ark (created by Joel Sartore).
Since 2016, I have worked as a field expedition producer and scientific advisor in zoology and conservation, contributing to biodiversity assessments and conservation programs in Southeast Asia.
I have contributed as an author and educator to several international publications, including Avicultural Magazine (The Avicultural Society), Watchbird (American Federation of Aviculture), International Zoo News, Zoo Grapevine and more.
Education and outreach
Education is a central part of my work.
I give lectures and workshops on taxonomy, animal identification, and conservation, and have presented at international events such as the SEAZA Conference (Manila, 2017), as well as in universities, schools, and professional training programs in Europe and Asia.
Approach
Photography is not an end in itself in my work.
It is used as a tool to:
- document biodiversity
- support scientific and educational work
- make natural history more accessible
Project vision
Pierre Wildlife aims to document biodiversity as it exists today, through images and educational resources, contributing to a better understanding of the natural world.
“A long-term project documenting biodiversity across the world through fieldwork, zoological observations and educational content.”
