Pierre Wildlife

A long-term project documenting biodiversity across wild ecosystems
and zoological collections.

 

Welcome

   I am a fieldwork producer, wildlife photographer, and educator documenting biodiversity through expeditions, photography, and educational work.

     For over 20 years, I have explored ecosystems in Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands, documenting thousands of species. My work focuses on one simple idea:

We protect what we understand.


What I do

🌍 Wildlife expeditions

I organize and lead field expeditions to study and document biodiversity, often in remote or underexplored regions.

📸 Field documentation

I photograph species and ecosystems as part of scientific and educational work. These images are not an end in themselves, but tools to better understand and share biodiversity.

📚 Educational content

I create articles, documents, and resources aimed at making natural history accessible to a wider audience.

🎤 Lectures and outreach

I give talks and presentations to share field experience, biodiversity knowledge, and conservation challenges.


Why it matters

Biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate. Much of it is still unknown. My work focuses on documenting and sharing this hidden diversity before it disappears.

Through fieldwork and documentation, my goal is to:

  • contribute to knowledge
  • make biodiversity more accessible
  • support conservation

Let’s work together !

I am open to collaborations and field-based or educational projects related to:

  • Wildlife expeditions
  • Lectures and educational programs
  • Conservation and research projects
  • Content creation and educational materials

 

I am always open to meaningful collaborations, field projects, and educational initiatives. If you have a project, an idea, or simply want to connect:

👉 Contact me by email : chabanneszoo@gmail.com


Explore the work

You can explore my work through:

 

Learn more about the author


Numbers

This project currently includes:

Over 16,000 species and subspecies photographed

3000+ educational documents published in the Education Resources section.

More than 35 countries visited on 4 continents

 

 

“A long-term project documenting biodiversity across the world through fieldwork, zoological observations and educational content.”

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