Kate Humble

Kate Humble is a British television presenter and author known for her work on wildlife, science and rural affairs. With a background in conservation and sustainable living, her storytelling encourages a deeper connection to nature and a thoughtful approach to travel.

A leader in conservation, Kate serves as President of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT), where she champions projects focused on wetlands, biodiversity and sustainable land use. An accomplished author, she has written extensively about walking, rural life and her connection to nature. Kate has also explored some of the world’s most remote regions, walking 1,500 kilometres across the Sahara Desert and living with communities in Mongolia, Siberia, and Nepal for the BBC series ‘Living with Nomads’.

Additionally, her roles with the British Society of Soil Science, Farms for City Children, and the Whitley Fund for Nature, provide a unique insight into the delicate balance of our planet’s biodiversity.