an African elephant in a forest

Meet the Wildlife Watch Team

A look at the people who comprise the unit.

Photograph by Chris Johns, National Geographic

Fobar has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University. You can email her at rachel.fobar@natgeo.com.

Contact her at dina.maron@natgeo.com and follow her on Twitter @Dina_Maron.

You can find all of the team’s stories at Wildlife Watch.

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