Stories
Photo essays from the field.
Longer-form documentary work. Each story is built around one species, one place, or one question — reported over weeks or months, and then written the same way.
Amboseli, Kenya
The Last Matriarch
Following a fifty-year-old elephant leading her family across a shrinking corridor.
For six weeks, I walked in the footsteps of a matriarch who remembers every waterhole between two national parks — and every place where a fence used to stand.
African elephant (Loxodonta africana)
Península Valdés, Argentina
Silent Cathedrals
Humpback whales return to a coastline that once ran red.
A single generation stands between the industrial whaling era and the recovering pods now singing through waters that had gone quiet.
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae)
Ladakh, India
The Mountains Remember
Tracking the elusive snow leopard through the Himalayan rain shadow.
Local rangers, who have never left this valley, describe the leopard the same way their grandmothers did — as a ghost that decides when to be seen.
Snow leopard (Panthera uncia)