Bridging the Gap Between Science and Visual Storytelling

Advocating for the welfare and coexistence of North American wildlife through data-driven narratives and conservation photography.

As a conservation researcher and visual communicator, I translate complex ecological data into compelling narratives. My work focuses on the intersection of biological science and public advocacy, fostering a deeper understanding of species coexistence across British Columbia.

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The Chances of a Grizzly or Cougar Attack is One in 2.1 Million

Despite a surge in sensational headlines throughout 2025, the statistical reality of large predator conflict in British Columbia and Alberta remains one of extreme rarity.

Renée Nicole

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The BC Wolf Cull: Why Culling Isn’t Conservation

I have always believed that to be 'In the Wild' is to be in the presence of a perfect, albeit fragile, balance. But lately, that balance in British Columbia feels more like a facade.

The Tree of Life: Western Red Cedar

This majestic conifer, reverently known as the "Tree of Life" by the coastal First Nations, has for millennia served as the foundation for the physical and spiritual existence of Indigenous Peoples, supplying everything from housing and transportation to medicine and ceremonial objects.

From The Field: The Elusive Canada Lynx

The Canada Lynx is considered one of the most difficult animals to find due to its elusive behaviours, specific habitat and prey needs.