Part 3 follows the cubs growing up and getting into to all sorts of trouble. The odds are stacked against them but many rescue organisations are doing their best to help sick and injured foxes in the London area
Known for her unique style of photojournalism, Britta Jaschinski has won numerous international awards. Her investigative images and multimedia shows can be hard-hitting and yet they are hauntingly beautiful and always inspiring. In this episode ...
Last year I teamed up with FFI Vietnam to produce a short film about primate conservation. The film centres around the critically endangered Delacour’s langur and endangered red-shanked Doug langur. View the blog post here and watch the film ...
I was interviewed live on the BBC Springwatch digital channels where I spoke with fellow fox lover Hannah Stitfall. The whole show was dedicated to the love of this beautiful UK mammal and also has some amazing science information about fox hunting ...
Vietnam is home to 25 species of primates, but 11 are critically endangered. It’s estimated that there are around 250 Delacour’s langurs remaining in the wild. This is a primate once on the very edge of extinction and whose habitat is still ...
A follow up to ‘Shooting Foxes the Compassionate Way’ I put this behind-the-scenes film together showing the highs and lows of trying to photograph foxes in creative ways.
Hear my interview with Steve Backshall on the podcast page now Steve Backshall is a naturalist, author and presenter best know for BBC’s Deadly 60 – a programme aimed at young people that features Steve and his camera crew attempting to find ...
During the Covid – 19 lockdown I made a short film about what I’ve been up over the past four years photographing foxes close to my house. It was a great exercise in summing up the project so far and making use of the tons of film and ...
It’s been a productive start to the year and whilst one has to spend many hours looking at screen, editing, emailing and writing it’s important to remember one must get out and take pictures. It’s surprisingly easy to forget this ...