About Jad Davenport:
Explorer, Photographer & Writer
National Geographic explorer, photographer, writer, and filmmaker Jad Davenport has spent the last three decades voyaging along the world’s most remote coastlines and islands. Assignments have taken him to more than 160 countries and island groups. His favorite region is the legendary South Pacific.
Prior to joining National Geographic Creative in 2004, Jad spent a decade as a freelance war photographer and documentary filmmaker.
He has worked in more than a dozen conflicts in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and in the Balkans, where his photography
and film work contributed to war crimes investigations. He continues to volunteer as a forensic investigator with the nonprofit NecroSearch
International, an organization that assists law enforcement search for and recover evidence and human remains in cold cases.
In addition to voyaging around the world, Jad spends part of each year in the Canadian Arctic studying wolves and polar bears. He is a 20-
year member of The Explorers Club.

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