Savannah Hubbard is a young, Boston-based visual artist who focuses on science education. She is passionate about using the strength of multimedia to educate people about current scientific research and conservation efforts. Her main interests revolve around wildlife conservation, which is commonly displayed in her work. She currently works as the Senior Media Producer for one of the world’s largest science centers, Boston's Museum of Science.

When she is not in New England, Savannah travels all over the world using her photography and videography to benefit people from researchers to children alike. Please visit the wildlife page to view images from a recent trip to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. In Vic Falls, Savannah teamed up with big game researchers on multiple assignments ranging from Elephant Identification to entomology studies, as part of a larger conservation effort in Southern Africa. 

When not producing visual content for the museum, Savannah also photographs weddings, films music videos, and creates short animations. 

For more information on how to contact her for your project, visit the contact page.