“The aquatic ecosystem that really underpins the entire Amazon basin is under siege' says Nat Geo Explorer and seasoned photographer Thomas Peschak. “It really is in dire need of a spotlight.”
is no stranger to the diversity of aquatic life—especially when it's time to capture a good frame. He has spent his career specializing in documenting the world’s ocean. But now, he’s widening his lens and taking on a new challenge: the Amazon. Peschak is passionate about bridging the divide between people and conservation by sharing impactful stories and images. His work lives at the delicate intersection of art and science.
Peschak began his career as a marine biologist, but eventually, he discovered the power of storytelling through photojournalism when he realized a still image could potentially connect people to conservation more directly than scientific journals. Ensure a greener future by supporting the work of National Geographic Explorers who are illuminating and protecting the Amazon and Earth’s critical ecosystems. Donate to the nonprofit National Geographic Society today.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited.
“The aquatic ecosystem that really underpins the entire Amazon basin is under siege from dams, mining, overfishing, pollution, and climate change,” Peschak says. “It really is in dire need of a spotlight.”
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