Enorha Guimard
WILDLIFE SCIENTIST
Wildlife Scientist, Marine Biologist, Marine Mammals Observer & Passive Acoustic Monitor (MMO/PAM), Environmental advisor, Wildlife Guide, Storyteller, Photographer & Graphic designer
wildlife scientist
My journey in wildlife conservation began in 2017, taking me from the forests of Zambia to the waters of Turkey and the Arctic landscapes of Canada, working with species ranging from big cats and elephants to dolphins, whales and Arctic wildlife.
Today, my work brings together science, conservation and creativity. As an environmental consultant, I work at sea alongside marine industries to help reduce their impact on whales, while continuing my work with Ocean Missions in Iceland as a graphic designer and acoustic data analyst. Since 2022, I have also worked as a wildlife guide, following whales across the world, from the silent majesty of the Arctic to the warm, sunlit waters of the South Pacific.
photography
I feel most at home in the wild and in the ocean. With nothing but my camera, my bare feet on the ground, my passion, and my love for the natural world, I use photography and storytelling as powerful tools to share the beauty of the world as I see it through my eyes.
Through my work, I hope to inspire people to embrace change, value and protect wildlife, and reconnect with the natural world. I want to preserve memories, share stories, and leave a small piece of my legacy through the photographs and stories I create.
Travel with whales
Seeing whales in so many corners of the world has taught me that whales are more than majestic. They are the heartbeat of the ocean, the keepers of its rhythm.Through my travels, I’ve come to understand that whales aren’t bound by borders. They teach us to embrace the unknown, to wander freely, and to listen deeply. My life with them is not just about observation. It’s about understanding, protecting, and sharing their beauty with the world
A story close to my heart, published in Sidetracked Magazine.
My story takes you to the crystal-clear waters in the South Pacific, following an unforgettable encounter with a young whale. Over the course of a season, I watched a calf grow and, in many ways, grew alongside it, finding my place in the ocean and among whales.
If you’d like to dive into the full story, along with many others from inspiring voices in the outdoors, you can find it here:
