Wildebeest grazing on golden grassland at sunset

Live Migrations brings the world’s great animal migrations to audiences as they unfold, cultivating curiosity, deepening understanding, and inspiring stewardship of the species, places, and communities that sustain life on Earth.


We believe that watching nature unfold in real time has the potential to influence our neurological states, support mental wellbeing, and renew our connection with the rhythms of the living world.


Live Migrations brings the world’s great animal migrations to audiences as they unfold, cultivating curiosity, deepening understanding, and inspiring stewardship of the species, places, and communities that sustain life on Earth.


We believe that watching nature unfold in real time has the potential to influence our neurological states, support mental wellbeing, and renew our connection with the rhythms of the living world.


About

The ecosystems that sustain
these journeys.

Following a migration brings a wider world into view: the habitats that sustain it, the species that depend on it, and the communities whose lives and cultures are intertwined with these seasonal returns.

By making these relationships visible, we aim to deepen ecological understanding and encourage stewardship. We approach each production with curiosity and respect for wildlife, landscapes and Indigenous knowledge.

Reciprocity guides how we work. We seek to learn from local communities, share knowledge responsibly, and ensure that the benefits of our work reach the people and ecosystems that make it possible.

The people behind the project

Tucker Malarkey

Creator & Executive Director

Tucker Malarkey is a bestselling author of fiction and nonfiction, a conservationist, and a lifelong student of the natural world.

Jason S. Ching

Director of Photography

Jason S Ching is an award winning wildlife photographer, filmmaker and environmental research scientist. All of the Bristol Bay imagery on this site has been supplied by Jason.

David E. Kelley

Executive Producer

David E Kelley is an Emmy award-winning television producer and the founder and chairman of Riverence, the largest producer of farmed rainbow trout and steelhead in North America.

Fiona McCann

Director of Strategy & Communications

Lucy Warren Bidwell

Director of Creative Strategy and Audience Development

Christina Campobasso

Executive Operations & Special Projects Manager

Evelyn Easton Koehler

Director of Grants and Programs

Jackie Stearns

Line & Field Producer

Erin Ranney

Wildlife Cinematographer

Susan Carpenter

Production Manager