Gregg McLachlan is a rarity in today’s world of conservation filmmaking and natural history cinematography. His deep experience as an award-winning journalist turned full-time conservation filmmaker for more than a decade means he brings a unique blend of storytelling and filmmaking expertise to every purpose-driven video and film project in Canada.

His speciality is filming and producing the narrative stories of conservation organizations, big and small, and of the people who do conservation work in the field.

Gregg’s portfolio is a visual chronicle of endangered species, fragile ecosystems, and the resilient communities, researchers, and wildlife biologists striving to protect them. From old growth forests of Northern, Eastern and Southern Ontario, to one of Canada’s most remote wildlife research stations on a windswept sandspit, Gregg’s work connects audiences to the universal language of nature.