Neil Ever Osborne is a Canadian photojournalist and fine artist.

Positioned at the convergence of visual storytelling and journalism, his projects bear witness to the complex relationship between people and planet.

Osborne’s documentary approach examines the causes and impacts of climate change, as well as the solutions that mitigate the crisis, as recently depicted in works covering deforestation in Borneo, polar bears on the sea ice in the Arctic, and offshore wind power on the American Eastern Seaboard.

In this pursuit, he focuses his lens on the enduring spirit of humanity and the resiliency of nature.

Osborne is an Explorer with National Geographic Society and a regular contributor to Smithsonian Magazine, World Wildlife Fund Magazine, and The Weather Network’s emergent Climate Change initiative.

When not in the field, he is based out of his studio in Toronto, Ontario. He can be reached at neo@neileverosborne.com.

• National Geographic Explorer
• Photographer represented by National Geographic Image Collection
• Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers
• Fellow International of the Explorer’s Club
• Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society
• Founding & Advisory Partner at Evermaven
• PhD Candidate (ABD) in the Faculty of Urban and Environmental Change
• Climate Change and Sustainability Editor with The Weather Network
• 2-year tenure as an Ambassador with Nikon Canada
• 3-year mentorship with National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting
• On assignment assistant to National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen
• Inaugural Photographer-in-Residence with Canadian Geographic
• Founder and Program Manager of Environmental Visual Communication
• 2-year tenure as Conservation Photography Editor with Canadian Wildlife Magazine
• M.A. degree in Visual Communication from Ohio University
• B.Sc. degree in Conservation Biology from Trent University