Forrest Galante

Forrest Galante is a renowned American outdoor adventurer, television personality, and conservationist. His profound love and passion for wildlife and environment is reflected through his work in the field of wildlife biology, specializing in the exploration of animals on the brink of extinction.

Hailing from California, Forrest started his career as a professional spear fisherman and used his earnings to fund his expeditions and pursuing his passion for wildlife conservation. Over the years, his expertise and exceptional ability to track and identify animals has earned him a prominent position in the field of wildlife biology.

Forrest has been featured in several television programs including ‘Extinct or Alive’ and ‘Animal Planet’. In ‘Extinct or Alive,’ he takes on the challenge of discovering whether certain species of animals that have been declared extinct are actually extinct. In his work, Forrest’s aim is to explore and rediscover species that have been considered extinct for decades.

His love for the environment and its inhabitants extends beyond his work in the field of wildlife biology. He is a well-known conservationist and an avid advocate for the implementation of ethical practices in wildlife management. In addition to his work in conservation, he is also a public speaker and has delivered numerous talks to raise awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation.

Forrest is also known for his philanthropic work. He is associated with numerous organizations, including BFREE Belize, SeaTrees, and the Shark Research Institute working towards the conservation of wildlife habitats. His contribution to animal welfare and conservation has been widely recognized, and he has received numerous awards for his work in this field.

Forrest’s exceptional career as an outdoor adventurer, television personality, and conservationist is an inspiration to many aspiring conservationists. Through his work, he has shown the world that with hard work, passion, and dedication, anything is possible.