If you have use for a photographer/writer/humanistic researcher who is field-hardened and savvy with international travel and research (including expedition planning) on any future endeavors, Arctic or otherwise, please reach out or otherwise get in touch.

I recently completed a PhD in Environmental Studies from the University of Colorado, Boulder. My research integrates philosophy, literary studies, writing, and social theory to work for conservation, and environmental and related social issues.

My expedition highlights include Lhotse in 2019, Greenland in 2021, and thousands of miles in Alaska.

I use writing and photography, paired with academic research, to tell stories that convey the immense environmental challenges we are presently facing.

I have published in The Hill, Global Policy, the Fairbanks News-Miner, the George Wright Proceedings, and on GlacierHub by Columbia University's Earth Institute. I have been featured in the Washington Post, on Denver 9 News, and on Alaska Public Radio.

I created a multimedia exhibit currently on display for a year on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. I had a prior piece displayed on campus as a part of Mapping Home/Collecting Truths: Works by Indigenous and International Artists as part of Documenting Change: Our Climate (Past, Present, Future).

Please see chrisdunnonplanetearth.com for more about me.