Hi, I’m Will, an adventurer, wildlife enthusiast, and storyteller who has explored 47 countries (and counting)!
Through this blog, I share my journeys across breath taking landscapes, encounters with fascinating wildlife, and the unforgettable stories behind the lens. From sunrises on volcanoes to trekking under the stars in remote corners of the world, I aim to inspire you to explore, appreciate, and protect the natural wonders around us.
When I’m not behind my camera or drone, you’ll find me planning my next adventure, diving into local cultures, or reflecting on the wild moments that come with life on the road.
Whether you’re a fellow traveler, a nature lover, or someone looking for a virtual escape, I’m thrilled to have you here. Join me as we explore the world’s hidden gems and uncover the stories that make each destination truly unique.
Be sure to check out my YouTube channel for immersive travel videos, and don’t forget to subscribe to stay updated on my latest adventures.
Let’s explore the world, one story at a time!
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My Latest Posts
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- Life Among the Penguins – A Glimpse into Jean Pennycook’s Antarctic ResearchI recently had the incredible opportunity to sit down for a podcast conversation with Dr. Jean Pennycook, a science communicator and field researcher who lives and works among penguins in… Read more: Life Among the Penguins – A Glimpse into Jean Pennycook’s Antarctic Research
- Hunting, Ice, and Igloos: Seth Kantner’s Arctic Life❄️ Hunting, Ice, and Igloos: Seth Kantner’s Arctic Life What’s it like to grow up in a sod igloo on the frozen tundra, hunting for survival and hauling ice instead… Read more: Hunting, Ice, and Igloos: Seth Kantner’s Arctic Life
- The Man Who Circled the Earth Alone: Rowing 41,000 Miles🌍 The Man Who Circled the Globe Under His Own Power What does it take to cross the world using only your own strength? In this episode, I sat down… Read more: The Man Who Circled the Earth Alone: Rowing 41,000 Miles
- Living Root Bridges India’s Ancient Living ArchitectureIn this episode of Wildlife Quests, I speak with Morningstar Khongthaw, founder and chairman of the Living Bridge Foundation, about one of the world’s most fascinating examples of bioengineering: the… Read more: Living Root Bridges India’s Ancient Living Architecture
- Christine Rose’s Fight to Save Māui and Hector’s Dolphins🎧 Click here to Listen to the full episode of Wildlife Quests New Zealand is home to two of the world’s most endangered marine mammals Māui and Hector’s dolphins. In… Read more: Christine Rose’s Fight to Save Māui and Hector’s Dolphins
- The Orangutan Whisperer: Leif Cocks on Saving a SpeciesI sat down with Leif Cocks, often called The Orangutan Whisperer. Leif is a conservationist, author, and founder of several major wildlife initiatives including The Orangutan Project, The International Elephant… Read more: The Orangutan Whisperer: Leif Cocks on Saving a Species
- The Truth Behind Free Willy: Keiko’s Real StorySitting down with both Karla Munguía Colmenero and Theresa Demarest for your podcast was a powerful moment they each bring unique perspectives and incredible passion to the story of Keiko.… Read more: The Truth Behind Free Willy: Keiko’s Real Story
- New Zealand | Curo bayA Once in a Lifetime Encounter with Hector’s Dolphins While working in Dunedin, I decided to take a break and head south to spend a few days exploring the Catlins.… Read more: New Zealand | Curo bay
- Indonesia | Waerebo VillageMy Journey Into the village above the clouds IntroductionNestled 1,200 meters above sea level in the remote mountains of Flores, Indonesia, Waerebo Village is a place like no other. Known… Read more: Indonesia | Waerebo Village
- Australia | BroomeMy Journey Into the Pearling Industry IntroductionIn 2015, I began an incredible adventure that would lead me deep into the heart of Australia’s pearling industry. It all started with a… Read more: Australia | Broome
- Indonesia | Bukit LawangThe Start of Something SpecialI found myself on an island called Gili T, a short boat ride from Bali, catching up with a friend I had met a year ago… Read more: Indonesia | Bukit Lawang
- Indonesia | LamaleraIndonesia’s Last Traditional Whale Hunters Nestled on a remote island in Indonesia, the village of Lamalera offers a glimpse into a vanishing way of life. Known for its traditional hunting… Read more: Indonesia | Lamalera
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