Boone Smith

Boone Smith is a dedicated conservationist and wildlife tracker renowned for his contributions to the study of big cats across the globe. With a focus on minimizing human-wildlife conflict, Boone has innovated some of the safest and most effective methods for fitting radio collars on large mammals, enabling researchers to gain deeper insights into their behaviors and habitats. As a host on National Geographic WILD, he brings wildlife conservation to a broader audience and has collaborated closely with photographers from National Geographic magazine, assisting them in capturing stunning images in the field. Currently, Boone is immersed in the rugged backcountry of Alaska, where he is diligently searching for lynx dens. His work aims to assess the population dynamics and health of lynx kittens, furthering the understanding of this elusive species. Through his tireless efforts, Boone Smith continues to play a vital role in wildlife conservation, fostering a greater appreciation for the complexities of nature.