Remya Warrier
Remya Warrier, celebrated as the 2023 Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year, embarked on her conservation journey at Mashatu Game Reserve in Botswana in 2018.
Driven by a childhood fascination with wildlife, Remya has explored numerous biodiversity hotspots around the globe. In 2021, she moved from her settled life in Singapore to the wild landscapes of Masai Mara, Kenya, dedicating herself fully to wildlife associated conservation initiatives.
As a co-founder of Rhino Lovers NGO and Osero Sopia River Camp, Remya is at the forefront of initiatives aimed at protecting wildlife and supporting local communities. Her work not only showcases the beauty and intricacies of the natural world but also highlights the pressing conservation issues facing the African wilderness. Together with other esteemed photographers, Remya brings invaluable firsthand experience and insight into the challenges and triumphs of wildlife conservation in Africa.
In 2021, Remya took a bold step, leaving her settled life in Singapore to embrace the wild and untamed landscapes of Masai Mara, Kenya. This life-changing move allowed her to commit fully to wildlife conservation, engaging in projects that safeguard endangered species and protect their habitats. Remya is actively involved in protecting one of Africa’s most endangered animals while raising awareness about their plight. Her involvement extends to co-founding the Osero Sopia River Camp, where she plays a pivotal role in supporting local communities and promoting sustainable tourism.
Remya’s photography goes beyond capturing beautiful images; it tells stories of the African wilderness and highlights critical conservation challenges. Working alongside other esteemed photographers and conservationists, she offers a unique perspective on the delicate balance between wildlife preservation and human development. Her work is a beacon of hope, inspiring others to understand, appreciate, and protect Africa’s extraordinary wildlife heritage.
