Karin Saucedo

Karin is a wildlife conservation photographer dedicated to making a difference in the lives of animals. She devotes time to studying wild animal behavior remotely through camera traps and allows her images to speak for voiceless wildlife. She has more than ten years of experience in animal rescue, rehabilitation, outreach and advocacy with a focus on wild felids and canids. Her images have been used to educate about coexisting with urban wildlife and to create awareness about the problems with exotic animal ownership.

Karin is a senior volunteer at In-Sync Exotics and is a member of the Advisory Committee for Texas Native Cats. She is the Texas Outreach Representative for The Canid Project  and is a Texas Master Naturalist.

Lastly, she is a Partner Photographer for Panthera, which is focused exclusively on conserving the world’s 40 wild cat species. 

She lives in the Dallas area with her husband, Robert. 

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