Contributors

Poonam S Nayaka is a nature enthusiast based in Lucknow, India. Birding and photography which were hobbies initially, have now become her passion. She loves wildlife and macro photography.

Diana Rudenko (Kyiv, Ukraine) is a wildlife and landscape photographer, WWF volunteer, conservationist, experienced solo-traveler and poet. Finalist of international photo contest HIPA (Dubai, UAE) with the work “Orphaned Home.” Graduated from the local photo school, experimented with industrial photography but love for animals and risky travels defined her main passion – wildlife and landscape...

Pallavi Radhakrishnan is a student at Christ Nagar school, Trivandrum. Growing up in Malawi for most of her life, she has an attachment towards nature and animals unlike no other. Her love for dogs in particular allows her in her spare time to volunteers at local adoption agencies. She also enjoys drawing out artistic sketches...

Involved in loon conservation since 1995, Kate Taylor is currently the wildlife outreach specialist for Biodiversity Research Institute’s Center for Waterbird Studies in Portland, Maine, US. Before joining BRI, she spent 12 years overseeing the scientific program for the Loon Preservation Committee in New Hampshire. She is a contributor to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife...

Paws Trails announce our new collaboration to support conservation with African Dreams Foods.

Dr. Peter Hudson  Peter Hudson is a scientist, photographer and conservationist. He undertook his first scientific expedition to Africa at the age of 21 and has been a regular visitor ever since. Passionate about nature, he manages his own 36-hectare nature reserve in Pennsylvania which is home to bears, bobcats and other animals. In his...

Geoff Scott Simpson is a wildlife photographer based in Spain where he focusses on the fauna and flora in his local woods and mountains. As the digital age has removed the need for stock photographs and most of his colleagues are running workshops and tours, Geoff has taken fine art photography to the ultimate level...

Marcelo Moreno, graduated in Visual Arts with orientation in Painting from the National University of the Arts in Buenos Aires. Since 2012 he has been a scientific illustrator of vascular plants at the Darwinion Institute and since 2016 he is an associate technician of the Argentinian National Scientific and Technical Research Council (Conicet).