There’s a reason they call it Mother Nature…
What does it take to stand metres from a tiger, dive with sharks, camp in predator territory, or film in some of the planet’s most unforgiving environments?
Step into an unforgettable evening with the extraordinary women behind some of the world’s most-loved wildlife documentaries. From the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky and National Geographic, these acclaimed presenters, filmmakers, camera operators, and storytellers take to the stage to reveal the remarkable stories, adventures, and experiences.
Think you know what a wildlife filmmaker looks like? Think again.
From sweltering jungles and frozen Arctic landscapes to Britain’s own coastlines and countryside, these women have captured the beauty, drama, and hidden stories of the natural world with courage, passion, and skill.
Join them for an inspiring, moving, and breathtaking evening revealing what it really takes to bring wildlife to life on screen.
Michaela Strachan
BAFTA Award-winning presenter Michaela Strachan is one of the UK’s best-loved wildlife broadcasters. From The Really Wild Show and Springwatch to Countryfile and Orangutan Diaries, she has shared incredible wildlife stories from around the world.
With decades of experience, Michaela brings audiences closer to the reality of wildlife filmmaking, revealing the surprises, challenges and magical moments that come with a career spent in the wild.
Anna Dimitriadis
Anna Dimitriadis is a wildlife cinematographer and presenter, known for BBC’s Big Cats 24/7 and Tiger Island. From filming big cats at close range to capturing wildlife through pioneering underwater and drone cinematography. She recently appeared at the Royal Albert Hall for the celebration of Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday with Kirsty Young, sharing her expertise while operating a thermal camera live on stage.
Anna shares the skill, teamwork and resilience behind bringing extraordinary natural history stories to life.
Megan McCubbin
Megan McCubbin is an award-winning zoologist, author, conservationist and wildlife presenter, best known for BBC’s Springwatch and Animal Park.
Combining science with storytelling, Megan reveals the fascinating lives of animals and the urgent conservation work helping to protect wildlife around the world.
Naomi Wilkinson
Naomi Wilkinson is a wildlife presenter best known for Naomi’s Nightmares of Nature and Live ‘n’ Deadly. From facing her fears of spiders and sharks to getting closer to some of the world’s most incredible creatures, Naomi shares the adventure, challenges and surprising discoveries behind her work in the wild.