When I receive invitations to participate in projects that involve field expeditions as a photographer and biologist, or those that are part of my research projects, I am always filled with a great emotion that I cannot hide, due to my interest by nature; especially if it is Colombia. It does not matter if it is a remote place in the Amazon jungle or if it is in a place close to my place of residence, there will always be a new story to tell and unique moments to enjoy, share, study, photograph and, above all, learn and value.

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Regularly, the work implies interacting with multidisciplinary teams of wonderful people with high professional quality: researchers and university professors (geologists, biologists, sociologists, etc), local guides, and inhabitants of the territory. I have had the opportunity to share unforgettable experiences in magical regions with highly conserved ecosystems, but also with a high risk of threat or human impact. Here, in the field, I have been able to see first-hand the great work being done by different institutions to consolidate a participative and comprehensive territorial management on the ecological, socio-cultural, and economic aspects of biodiversity.

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These are some of the stories told through an amazing journey by Colombia…