About

Stephanie Foote is a photographer and filmmaker based in Cambridgeshire, UK. She is especially interested in projects with a focus on wildlife conservation, ecosystem restoration and human stories about our relationship with nature.

Examples of her past projects include photographing the critically important work of rangers on the frontline of wildlife conservation in Kyrgyzstan, documenting endemic species in the Galapagos Archipelago, filming the rescue and rehabilitation of European hedgehogs and photographing the wonderful diversity of urban wildlife in Vienna. Her recent clients include the United Nations, the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, REEFolution and Rangers Without Borders.

Alongside her freelance projects, Stephanie works at Fauna & Flora International’s HQ in Cambridge where she helps to manage their photo and video production. She is also a contributor to The Canid Project. Working in collaboration with an international team of photographers, scientists and wildlife rehabilitators she uses her camera to tell stories about how we live with foxes in the UK.

Stephanie’s photographs have been honoured in the British Wildlife Photography Awards and International Garden Photographer of the Year and she is an ambassador for Girls Who Click, a charity which aims to inspire a new generation of young women entering the field of nature photography.

Photos in the field curtosey of Oli Broadhead, Daniel Rodrigues, Sofi Lundin, David Campbell, Aleks Rikhterman