With over 20 years of experience as a photographer, I have wandered from the darkroom of my university to the breathtaking landscapes of Namibia, the misty mountains of Rwanda, and the vibrant underwater world of Indonesia. My passion for photography (and baking 😊) is intertwined with a strong commitment to community development, conservation, and human rights.

Born in the wild beauty of Wyoming, USA, I hold a B.A. in Communication, complemented by my studies in Suzhou, China. This diverse educational background has enriched my perspective, allowing me to appreciate the intricate connections between culture, environment, and storytelling. My professional experiences have taken me to residing in Botswana, Tanzania, and Indonesia, where I have engaged deeply with local communities and ecosystems in various projects ranging from community gardens, malaria campaigns, predator education initiatives, coral restorations and beyond.   

Now residing in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, I am eager to impart my knowledge while continuously learning about the local flora, fauna, and culture. My work focuses on culture, food security, sustainability, and conservation. I believe that stewardship of our natural resources is essential for future generations, and I am dedicated to fostering initiatives that promote environmental responsibility and community resilience.

Through my photography, gardening, and sustainable baking, I hope provide services that aid in the  protection of our beautiful and diverse planet. Thanks for joining me on this journey! -Kimberley Chris