LATEST NEWS
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See the Audubon cover story for January/February 2008--on buying roses for Valentine's Day
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See the story in Wildlife Conservation about the seabirds in Puget Sound, with puffins photographed on Tatoosh Island
Charles Bergman is an award-winning writer, photographer and speaker who lives today in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. As a Fulbright Scholar this year, he’s been traveling extensively in Latin America to research the animal trade. Additionally, he’s currently:
• Publishing an article on puffins in Wildlife Conservation magazine.
• On assignment for Audubon magazine on the flower industry in Ecuador.
• On assignment for Wildlife Conservation on Tierra del Fuego.
• Just had an article on illegal wildlife trade accepted for publication in Smithsonian magazine.
• Just published several essays and articles, including the cover photo and story on Latin American frogs for Wildlife Conservation, an essay on sustainability in a collection called Placing the Academy, and an essay on Renaissance hunting in the Cultural History of Animals collection.
Please explore the images on this site, the photos for sale, or get in touch with Charles for more information!