Marybeth Coghill
Marybeth grew up exploring the Pacific Northwest, searching for agates on Puget Sound shorelines and trekking through Seattle's urban parks and forests. This was the beginning of her respect and admiration for the natural world and the start of her journey to help others find meaning and inspiration through travel with a focus on conservation. Documenting the world around her, Marybeth continued her passion for nature and culture through her education at Western Washington University, acquiring a BA in Fine Art and a Minor in Art History. During this time, she contributed to various publications, including The Planet, the university's environmental magazine. Marybeth spent several years post-graduation as a professional photographer, shooting weddings and portraiture, before transitioning to a career in the travel industry. Working for a small travel agency based out of Seattle, she helped clients prepare for their journey and ensured their experience was seamless. During this time, she was fortunate to travel to the Galapagos Islands and snorkel with sea lions, Southeast Alaska where she watched humpback whales bubble net feed for hours, and traveled twice to the Antarctic Peninsula, where she fell in love with the Adelie penguin. One of her fondest travel memories was at Brown Bluff in Antarctica, where she saw a leopard seal dive off a 15+ foot high glacier, fly through the air, and slink into the icy water below.
Recent exploration has taken her to the immense Bwindi Impenetrable Forest searching for gorillas, on safari drives through the Maasai Mara as well as the Serengeti, and through the remarkable Canadian Tundra.
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