Anour is an award-winning conservation photographer, filmmaker, and science communicator dedicated to telling stories that connect us to our wild world and help protect it for generations to come. For the past five years, he has worked at the intersection of science and storytelling—using film, photography, and strategic communications to inspire action for biodiversity, healthy ecosystems, and species recovery.
His work centers on bringing conservation science to life through compelling narratives. He's created films, campaigns, and multimedia projects that highlight the urgency and hope in conservation—amplifying voices from scientists to local communities. Beyond wildlife and habitat, his experience also spans global science exchange, biotechnology, and emerging technologies, but my passion remains creating stories that connect people to nature and drive real-world impact.
He believes storytelling is one of the most powerful tools we have to spark change—and he's committed to using his unique skillset to craft to help shape a future where wildlife and people can thrive together.
His work centers on bringing conservation science to life through compelling narratives. He's created films, campaigns, and multimedia projects that highlight the urgency and hope in conservation—amplifying voices from scientists to local communities. Beyond wildlife and habitat, his experience also spans global science exchange, biotechnology, and emerging technologies, but my passion remains creating stories that connect people to nature and drive real-world impact.
He believes storytelling is one of the most powerful tools we have to spark change—and he's committed to using his unique skillset to craft to help shape a future where wildlife and people can thrive together.