Millie Kerr is a London-based journalist focused on wildlife conservation. A former lawyer (securities and media law), Millie has been working as a freelance multimedia journalist since 2010. Her written work has appeared in a wide range of magazines and newspapers, among them the Economist, National Geographic Traveler, the New York Times, Popular Science, Scientific American, Travel + Leisure, and the Wall Street Journal. Her style is adaptable: she's written everything from humorous personal essays to hard-hitting news pieces. She's also published chapters in two books and is currently writing several books of her own. Nearly all of her written work lives on her website, **********. Millie is also an avid photographer, with her photos often accompanying her articles (her photo stream is on Instagram @millieckerr). She has video production and presenting experience, too, and has been on live radio and television. Although she loves reporting and writing articles, Millie is equally enthusiastic about film, television, and radio opportunities. Her sizzle reel is available on Vimeo.
In this Rhapsody Magazine article, I wrote about am ambitious Chinese conservation/luxury hotel project.
I wrote this story about saving the near-extinct northern white rhino for Popular Science magazine.
I directed and produced this video, which the University of Cambridge's Geography Department featured on its website.
I cobbled together this hosting reel from a larger documentary project I undertook a few years ago. More recent videos are available upon request.
I presented/produced/wrote and helped edit this segment, which I sold to Earth Touch News.