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Catherine Capon is a conservation communicator, filmmaker, and mother of two whose work sits at the intersection of wild places and powerful storytelling.
With 20 yearsтАЩ experience in documentary filmmaking and environmental campaigning, Catherine Capon produces films and social media series that spotlight wildlife conservation, rewilding, ecotourism, and environmental protection тАФ often with a family-friendly perspective.
Her mission is simple yet urgent: to reconnect audiences with the natural world so they feel inspired to protect it. Grounded in Ecology and Zoology from Imperial College London, Catherine Capon combines scientific rigour with emotive narratives that move people to act.
Catherine began her career studying bats in the forests of Honduras тАФ an experience that fuelled her fierce commitment to protecting the wild. Today, Catherine serves as a trustee for The European Nature Trust and The Big Blue Foundation, giving her direct insight into high-impact projects on land and at sea.
A champion of eco-adventures and conscious travel, Catherine believes that time spent with wild animals can transform how we live at home. Catherine often shares the journeys of her two young adventurers тАФ including the moment her son encountered a blue whale at just six months old тАФ creating authentic, family-centred content that resonates widely.
Through collaborations with charities, NGOs and brands committed to a wilder, more sustainable future, Catherine CaponтАЩs influential online channels and keynote talks bridge science, storytelling, and action.
