Jeff Corwin

Jeff Corwin is a distinguished biologist and conservationist, known for engaging audiences globally through his television series and advocacy for wildlife preservation. After addressing the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1993 on the critical need to conserve neotropical rainforests, Jeff Corwin launched a distinguished career as a biologist, conservationist, and Emmy Award-winning television host. Corwin earned a Master of Science in wildlife and fisheries conservation from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and was recognized with an honorary doctorate in public education from Bridgewater State University in 1999. His television career began as an expedition naturalist for ‘The JASON Project’ documentary series in 1994, sponsored by National Geographic.

Most recently, Corwin continues his impactful work in wildlife education and advocacy as the host of ‘Wildlife Nation with Jeff Corwin,’ which launched on ABC in 2021 and is presented by Defenders of Wildlife. Through his extensive body of work, Corwin consistently engages audiences globally, combining his expertise as a biologist with an accessible approach to conservation and wildlife preservation.