Jack is an award winning documentary producer specializing in conservation and expedition filmmaking. Drawing from a background in renewable energy and geographic information science, his work is powered by his desire to understand the complex systems that define our natural world.

He has traveled and filmed in remote areas across 45 countries and has told stories for organizations such as The National Wildlife Federation Outdoors, Wyoming Wildlife Federation, The Scientific Exploration Society, Virtual Doctors, The Snow Leopard Trust, Nature and Culture International, Harvesting Nature, Long Live the Kings, The Nature Conservancy, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and Marriott International, among others.

Jack is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a Member of the Scientific Exploration Society. He has a BA in Geography from University of Colorado, Boulder and MA in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon. He is based in the Rocky Mountains, USA.

 

Here’s what I’ve been up to lately @jackrfisher :

Filming for @nwfoutdoors with @kirk.a.rasmussen in Rock Springs, WY, Medicine Bow, WY, Durango, CO and everywhere in between. We focused on renewable energy development and how the hunting and fishing communities need to speak up and offer their inpu
Texas
I just finished this book by Colonel @johnblashfordsnell , who is leading the expedition to Mongolia that I will be involved with this summer. He has been organizing incredible scientific, humanitarian and exploratory trips since the 60s. He paddled
Making friends in Ghana 🇬🇭 this winter. 📸: @vikondryk
Debbie, my horseback riding instructor who is helping me train for an expedition to Mongolia with @sesexplore this summer
@jadenbales and @jesscjohnson_ observing the land
@ctrus90 making a crunchy turn below the Flatirons on this day in 2015. There was a big storm and the following morning we hiked the hills north of NCAR and skied with a beautiful view of town. I got severely sunburned on my face but if I recall corr
Thank you @longlive.kings for having us once again. @bradyholden and I filmed with LLTK for @zp.productions at their Lilliwaup Field Station. We profiled Rick, who was kind enough to share his story and some photos with us. Rick has worked at this h
Earthship Biotecture, where I had an internship in 2012. Earthships are buildings that heat and cool themselves using passive solar and thermal mass. Many of them also collect rain water, have huge greenhouses, and are made in large part from recycle
@dickeylambert and @gregfisher_ cruising the Gulf
⚠️ Graphic Photos ⚠️ The Akodessawa Fetish Market in Lomé. This is the largest Voodoo market in the world. It sells animal and plants parts from all over Africa. There is a Voodoo Priest on site who can prescribe certain remedies and ways to i
The border from between Aflao, Ghana and Lomé, Togo. The time of day looks so different between pics because I was in the offices for so long. A Togolese customs agent tried to trick me out of some money but I noticed and talked him into givin
I met John at a guest house in Accra. He has motorcycled all over the world and on all the classic overland routes, including the Pan American Highway from Patagonia to Prudhoe Bay, from Europe to Japan through Siberia, the Silk Road through Turkey,
Street scenes in Kumasi
Chinese foremen direct a crew of workers on a stretch of road southeast of Kumasi. To strengthen China’s geopolitical influence in Africa and to improve access to rare earth minerals, CCP owned companies have been funding and supervising transp
On location in Ghana with @zp.productions & Elijeko Foundation. We’re working on a project that aims to raise awareness about CPR and how to stabilize someone having a medical emergency before handing them off to EMTs. It will be played on
This was one of the steepest projects I worked on as a solar installer. My former co workers Tony and Brett pose here while installing modules (panels) 3 or 4 stories up on a beautiful day in 2017. #solar #solarenergy #solarpanels #energiasolar #rene
I interviewed @oliehuntersmart , an adventurer and filmmaker from the UK. We discussed Olie’s kayak expedition from source to sea down the Amazon River and his walk from north to south down the length of India. Olie made a feature documentary a
@debus15 in a museum in Niagara Falls, summer 2009. @powderslavedave
Pedaling a giant mechanical wolf in northern Wisconsin