Britta Jaschinski
Photojournalist specialising in crimes against nature (United Kingdom and Germany)
Britta Jaschinski is an award-winning photographer whose investigations into the relationship between humans and nature have earned international acclaim, including the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation's Grand Prize as Environmental Photographer of the Year 2026 and the Royal Geographical Society's Earth Photo Award 2026. Renowned for her distinctive visual storytelling, her work exposes environmental and wildlife crime, transforming forensic evidence into compelling narratives that inspire governments, policymakers and the public to take meaningful action for a more sustainable future. Working with law enforcement agencies, scientists and environmental organisations, Jaschinski's photography has been published by National Geographic, TIME, GEO, Stern, The Guardian and many other leading international publications. Beyond her assignments, she is a sought-after speaker at major photography and conservation events, engaging audiences worldwide. Born and raised in Germany, she is currently based in London, United Kingdom.
Photo: ©Cat Garcia/Vanity Fair