Jaime Rojo

Jaime Rojo

Butterflies stream through protected indigenous fir forests in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve. The mountain hillsides of oyamel forest provide an ideal overwintering microclimate. Michoacán, Mexico, on 24 February 2023.

Jaime Rojo is a photographer and National Geographic Explorer with a background in environmental sciences. He focuses on stories about wilderness and wildlife, using compelling visual narratives as tools for conservation advocacy. His work raises awareness about environmental issues, wildlife protection, and the relationship between people and nature.

Beyond photography, Rojo collaborates as a creative director and communications advisor with environmental organizations, research institutions, and government agencies worldwide. A sought-after speaker, he recently delivered a TED Talk on storytelling for conservation.

A Senior Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers and a trustee of The WILD Foundation, Rojo’s work goes beyond capturing nature’s beauty, it inspires action to protect it.