Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Anthony developed a lifelong connection to nature through early explorations of the wild landscapes outside the city. This passion inspired him to pursue a degree in Wildlife Biology, where he specialized in Applied Ecology.

After graduating, Anthony embarked on a career path where he gained hands-on experience in research, conservation, and wildlife management. His worked as a conservation manager and outdoor leader, developing expertise in expedition planning, wildlife interpretation and nature photography while collaborating closely with conservation initiatives.

As a Photography Expedition Leader, Anthony specializes in connecting guests with remote regions, focusing on arctic ecology, marine wildlife interpretation and nature photography instruction. He facilitates immersive and conservation-focused experiences, inspiring guests to connect with the natural world. Anthony’s work has been featured in Canadian Geographic and he has assisted with visual media for the Smithsonian Channel, Parks Canada, and other conservation organizations.

Throughout his career with NatHab, Anthony has led expeditions across diverse northern landscapes, from the icy fjords of Greenland to the coastal tundra of Hudson Bay. Outside of guiding, he enjoys any form of paddling and hiking in the mountains. Currently based in British Columbia, Anthony continues to educate and inspire others through thoughtful leadership and unforgettable nature experiences.