Beverly Joubert Fine Art Photography captures the breathtaking beauty of wildlife through the lens of its founder, Beverly Joubert, a distinguished National Geographic Explorer-at-Large. With nearly 35 years of experience specializing in African photography, Beverly's work has graced the pages of numerous National Geographic magazines and has been featured in over a dozen books. Her photography is not just about capturing moments; it's about telling compelling stories that invite viewers to connect with the soul of the animals she portrays.

Beverly and her husband, Dereck Joubert, also renowned filmmakers, are passionate advocates for wildlife conservation. Together, they have co-produced more than 35 wildlife documentaries, earning multiple accolades, including 8 Emmy Awards and a Peabody Award. The Jouberts founded initiatives like Rhinos Without Borders and the Big Cats Initiative, aiming to protect vulnerable species and raise awareness about wildlife preservation. Their dedication extends to Great Plains Conservation and the Great Plains Foundation, reinforcing their commitment to conservation through activism and impactful storytelling.