Suzi Eszterhas is a professional wildlife photographer based in California. With over 20 years of experience leading photo tours, Suzi shares her knowledge and exclusive access to incredible locations all over the world. She has a loyal following of photographers of all levels who join her in expeditions so booking ahead is essential.
She has photographed over 100 magazine covers and features stories, which include TIME, Smithsonian, BBC Wildlife, The New York Times, Audubon, Ranger Rick, and National Geographic Kids. Her ability to tell compelling visual stories has made her a sought-after photographer, with her work also featured on GoodMorningAmerica.com and TodayShow.com.
Suzi Eszterhas is also the author of more than 29 books, including her recently released coffee-table book New On Earth: Baby Animals in the Wild. She was awarded as the Outstanding Photographer of the Year by the North American Nature Photography Association and has won numerous awards in many competitions, including the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition.
Suzi also plays a key role in the photography world as the jury chair for the prestigious Big Picture Natural World Photography Competition, further cementing her reputation as a leader in the field.
To see more of Suzi’s photography visit www.suzieszterhas.com
Imogen Taylor works both behind the desk and out in the field. As Director of Wildlife Experiences, she oversees itinerary logistics and behind-the-scenes operations, while also leading and guiding private wildlife safaris and select small-group tours. Having spent years assisting Suzi in leading tours, Imogen is experienced in guiding groups and knowing exactly what wildlife photographers need.
Imogen is also a professional wildlife illustrator, children’s author, and manages the educational outreach program for a small Australian wildlife charity she co-founded — regularly visiting schools to deliver interactive workshops that explore the environmental themes behind her stories.
Before pursuing her passion for wildlife, Imogen worked as a lawyer.
We donate a portion of all custom safari proceeds to the Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN), a nonprofit that brings together conservationists and supporters to advance solutions for wildlife and people to coexist and thrive.
By having Suzi Eszterhas Tours build you a custom wildlife safari, you are directly supporting the conservation of the wildlife you encounter.
WCN partners with carefully vetted, community-based conservation groups around the world – providing financial support, training, and logistical help so they can focus on saving wildlife and improving coexistence between communities and nature.
WCN helps protect a wide variety of species, restores and safeguards habitats, supports coexistence between wildlife and people (by reducing human-wildlife conflict, promoting sustainable land use, and supporting wildlife-friendly livelihoods), and strengthens conservation capacity among local communities.
In addition, WCN invests in the next generation of conservation leaders via scholarship and career-support programs – helping build sustainable, long-term conservation efforts within local populations.
WCN enables small but high-impact field conservation projects to scale up, contributing substantially to species protection, habitat preservation, and global biodiversity efforts.
*Many of our scheduled group safaris also help fund conservation. Past supported organizations include WCN Partners such as Cheetah Conservation Fund and Painted Dog Conservation, as well as the Sloth Conservation Foundation, Orangutan Foundation International, and others.
The journey begins with a personal call with Suzi to discuss your interests and dream destination.
From there, she will craft a customized itinerary, curating a one-of-a-kind wildlife adventure
tailored just for you. It’s easy! Simply contact us to get started.
