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I’m honored to be featured among the photographers in the National Geographic Museum of Exploration’s inaugural exhibition.

My photograph of Sudan, the last male northern white rhinoceros, taken shortly before his death in 2018, is one of the exhibition’s featured works. For me, the image represents both profound loss and the urgency of global conservation efforts, reflecting my commitment to telling stories at the intersection of wildlife, people, and hope.

A special thank you to The New York Times and National Geographic for highlighting my work and helping bring greater visibility to the power of conservation storytelling.

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