Wild Islands: the Nature of the Falklands is my latest book project. It has been produced as a collaborative project with Falklands Conservation and they will earn a royalty for every copy sold.

From dramatic cliffs crammed with albatross nests, to remote sandy beaches that greet a returning penguin to their shores, the nature of the Falklands is that of diverse and truly wild islands. Renowned professional wildlife photographer Mark Sisson fell in love with them and their inestimable wildlife when first visiting almost a decade ago and has explored them ever since, looking to capture those special visual moments that portray their soul. These images and the accompanying stories behind them will take you on and maybe even prepare you for your own journey of discovery here, in a body of work that will also support the key endeavours of ensuring their future through Falklands Conservation.

“Mark’s collection has shown precisely what the Falklands has to offer but also what it has to lose: the stories he tells through painstaking hours of photography is far better than all the words we can write about the place.” Esther Bertram: CEO Falklands Conservation

It was a project almost a decade in the making and I deliberately kept almost all of the images in the book out of the public domain so it’s all new content and a body of work I am particularly proud of too. 

I have a big programme of talks over the coming months which you’ll find on the talks and events page, but if you can’t make any of these, other than in the islands themselves you can only buy the book exclusively from me direct on this website – just click on the store link below.