British wildlife photographer and conservation filmmaker Tim Plowden lived and worked in Southeast Asia for 15 years. Tim’s award-winning films have been screened at film festivals worldwide and broadcast on national TV in Europe and Asia.

Tim has worked on filmmaking assignments for environmental NGOs and as International Year of the Salmon partner was a contributing videographer to a wildlife conservation video narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

His wildlife stock photography has been internationally published, exhibited at National Gallery Singapore, and featured in international campaigns for environmental causes.

Tim has co-authored conservation science research articles and has been commissioned to write compelling visual stories for BBC Wildlife Magazine, New Scientist, and Wildlife Photographic Magazine.

He is actively engaged with environmental topics such as species extinction, illegal wildlife trade, urban wildlife, and human wildlife coexistence. He also contributed to Shared Planet, a hopeful 4K documentary series produced by River Road Films for CBC’s The Nature of Things, exploring how people and wildlife can thrive together, especially in urban environments.