Andy Langley (Director - TV/video & education coordinator)
As cameraman, producer and photographer, Andy has worked all over the world, covering stories from places as diverse as Las Vegas to the Scottish highlands. Andy runs his own production company LPS Creative Media and has produced a range of innovative and thought-provoking educational material. In addition to his media and teaching skills, Andy also has over a decade of international project management experience. Andy is part of the Tooth and Claw project team and has recently launched Go Wild TV.com.
Website: www.lpscreativemedia.com / www.gowildtv.com

Chris Hatch (Director - legal & funding coordinator)
Chris is self-employed as a consultant in ecology, biodiversity and wildlife conservation, having previously worked as a conservation and environmental education manager in the water industry. He has led over thirty bird and wildlife-watching tours throughout Europe and further afield. Based in South Wales, Chris is active at a local conservation level, sitting on a number of Local Biodiversity Partnerships and wildlife trust committees, leading wildlife walks and presenting illustrated talks. He has also contributed text and photographs to a number of books, publications and calendars.

John MacPherson (Director - Company Secretary)
John has used photography in a variety of innovative ways during his 35 year professional career, working with disadvantaged young people and adults with learning difficulties, earning major arts awards for his students. He has supported several community photography projects, and undertaken numerous environmental photography projects for commercial clients. John's work has been exhibited in several countries, and his images of adults with Downs Syndrome engaged in environmental education were displayed at Buckingham Palace.
Website: www.john-macpherson-photography.com

Mark Hamblin (Director - web site, design, media output)
Constantly inspired by the natural world, Mark has worked as a professional nature photographer since 1995, with a special interest in the natural heritage of the British Isles. His work has been published throughout Europe, and he is the author of three books. Mark’s collaboration on the Tooth & Claw initiative, galvanized his belief that photographers have a crucial role to play in communicating nature’s stories, an aspect of his work which he is continuing to develop through a range of educational and multi-media material.
Website: www.markhamblin.com

Peter Cairns (Director - project coordinator)
Based in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Peter Cairns is a freelance nature photographer and writer whose images and stories appear in a wide variety of media. In addition to documenting Europe's high-profile wildlife species, much of Peter’s work focuses on our own relationship with the natural world. Peter is a member of the International League of Conservation Photographers and a founding director of both Wild Wonders of Europe and Tooth & Claw, the widely-acclaimed predator education initiative.
Website: www.northshots.com