Benjamin Fallow is a young artist and naturalist. He is passionate about protecting nature and wildlife, and wants to use his artwork to help nature. His work has been published in BBC Wildlife Magazine and The Guardian Young Country Diary, celebrated on screen by Chris Packham, and featured by The Wildlife Trusts, the Natural History Museum, the RA, RSPB, Greenpeace UK, and the UNCCD. Benji is proud to be a member of the Youth Council for Reserva, helping to create the world’s first youth-funded rainforest reserve. He was awarded the Dr. Mary Griffin-Jones award for Outstanding Environmental Advocacy with Action for Nature, and has received praise and encouragement from his all-time hero Sir David Attenborough. 

Benji says - 

‘When you really look at nature and see it, you love it and care for it too.’

'Storytelling this pure and authentic can move mountains when it comes to how we perceive the natural world and our place in it.’ Liz Bonnin, Science and natural history broadcaster.

‘Benjamin Fallow's drawings are stunning in their beauty, heartfelt understanding of nature, and technical skill.' Chrissie Iles, Curator at the Whitney Museum in New York.