Jonathan and Angie Scott live in Kenya in Africa and spend much of their time in the company of African wildlife. Their wildlife photography, wildlife pencil drawings, and wildlife books have won awards and recognition throughout the world. Jonathan is the presenter of the BBC's wildlife television programme Big Cat Diary, and is a popular after dinner speaker and lectures at select venues around the world. The Scott's have dedicated much of their lives to wildlife conservation and are Patrons of a number of wildlife conservation societies.
Margot works primarily as a photographer, spending up to 3 months a year in Africa where she is regularly 'photographer in residence' at Entim Camp in the Maasi Mara. She also leads photographic safaris there and elsewhere in Kenya.
In 2015 she founded Remembering Elephants - a project that drew together many wildlife photographers to fund raise for elephants. She is working with the Born Free Foundation to support anti-poaching efforts in Africa.
She loves wildlife, people and landscapes and when not travelling she splits her time between London and Kephalonia in Greece.
Chris is well known as a naturalist, television presenter, writer, photographer, conservationist, campaigner and filmmaker.
As a broadcaster he is a presenter of BBC’s BAAFTA Award winning Springwatch, Autumnwatch and Winterwatch series.
In May 2016 Chris’s autobiography, ’Fingers in the Sparkle Jar: A Memoir’, was released to critical acclaim, reaching number 1 in The Sunday Times Bestsellers in just 2 weeks.
Chris is a vociferous opponent of the badger cull and a leading campaigner in the call to ban driven grouse shooting.
Chris is the Vice President of the RSPB. He considered this a great honour as the charity is a formidable force in conservation in the UK and globally. Like many he has been a keen and long term supporter.
Member Environment Select Committee and Environment Audit Committee
Kerry was elected as the Labour Member of Parliament for Bristol East in May 2005 and her main policy areas of interest are sustainability and the environment, food policy, the economy, tackling poverty, international aid and trade, transport, and animal welfare.
Before being elected to Parliament Kerry worked as a lawyer and on political campaigns.
Kerry was the first vegan MP in the House of Commons.
Ruth is a wildlife and conservation film maker. She worked for the BBC Natural History Unit for over a decade, even spending five months with penguins in the Antarctic.
A love of birds and a passion for conservation has driven her to produce films that make a difference - including campaign videos to bring about awareness and help stop killing of birds in Malta and Cyprus, and tackling illegal raptor persecution in the UK.
Ruth was recognised for this work by winning Birdwatch Magazine's Conservation Hero of the Year in December.
Dominic Couzens is one of Britain's best known writers and communicators about birds. He has written over 30 books, has had a monthly column in Bird Watching magazine for over 15 years and produced hundreds of articles in various other publications, including recently in the Telegraph newspaper. He has led multiple field trips at home and abroad, and is also a regular on the lecture circuit, with a well-known knack for bringing dark humour in, especially to the subject of bird behaviour.
Anneka Svenska is a naturalist, broadcaster and film maker, who specialises in wolves, wildlife crime, films for animal & environmental charities and wildlife conservation.
Anneka runs GreenWorldTV Productions and fronts the hugely popular online wildlife TV show Animal Watch where she travels the world meeting wolves, canids and taking part in animal rescue.
Anneka is also patron to The Born Free Foundation and World Animal Day and spends a great deal of her spare time campaigning for animal welfare and is a huge re-wilding advocate.