SHARON GUYNUP
Environmental Public Policy Fellow
Author. Journalist. Photographer. Editor. Multimedia Producer. Speaker.
Tigers Forever, co-authored with award-winning National Geographic photographer Steve Winter, melds images
of tigers and their secret behaviors with insights into why one of the world’s most iconic species is facing extinction – and follows extraordinary efforts to save them.
National Geographic Books
How Syrian Zoo Animals Escaped A War-Ravaged City
African great ape bushmeat crisis intensifies
Kaziranga: the Front Line of India’s Rhino Wars
Controversial policy could spur tiger trade in China
Proposed Trump policy threatens Critically Endangered Grauer’s gorilla
Exclusive: Tiger Temple Accused of Supplying Black Market
Chaos, Questions Surround Temple as Tigers Seized
More Controversy for Tiger Temple
Months After Raid Tiger Temple, Plans for Offshoot Zoo Forge Ahead
Is India Selling Out Its Tigers?
As Asian Luxury Market Grows, A Surge in Tiger Killings in India
São Paolo Trafficking: Smuggling Brazil’s Wildlife
Saving the Greater Sage Grouse
US a Major Destination for Trafficked Latin American Wildlife
Speaking For Tigers: A Call to End Asia’s Illegal Trade
The City Where Bear Paw Soup is What’s for Dinner
Poaching for Chinese Markets Pushes Tigers to the Brink
A Cautionary Tale: Tar Sands Oil and Health
Congress Stalls as Evidence of Fracking Harm Mounts
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As a journalist, author, National Geographic Explorer and Global Fellow at the Wilson Center, Sharon researches and writes on wildlife, ecosystems and the threats they face, with a focus on wildlife trafficking, conservation initiatives and zoonotic disease. She also covers energy, climate change and environmental health and pollution issues. Sharon photographs, produces multimedia, does pubic lectures – and works as contributing producer on TV and documentary projects.
Here you can read her writing, find information about her books, talks, media appearances – and view her portfolios and multimedia pieces.
