Sean Gallagher is a British photographer and filmmaker who has been based in Asia for over a decade. His work focuses on highlighting environmental issues and crises, with a specific emphasis on developing nations in Asia including China, India and Indonesia. Graduating in zoology from university in the UK, his background in science has led to his desire to communicate important global ecological issues through visual storytelling. He is a multiple recipient of Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting travel grants and his work has received distinctions from the Environmental Photographer of the Year Contest, Earth Journalism Awards, POYi and the Press Photographer’s Year Awards. His work has been published internationally, appearing in Newsweek Magazine, TIME, CNN, The New York Times, The Guardian, National Geographic News, The Atlantic and BBC News. He is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Journalism Program and is represented by National Geographic Image Collection.