Meet our ambassadors from around the world, learn about their passions, techniques and discover why they choose Kowa.
Ambassadors
Alex Warnick
Alex Warnick is a natural history artist based in southern Indiana.
Alex Warnick
Alex Warnick is a natural history artist based in southern Indiana.
Alvaro Jaramillo
Alvaro has been birding since he was 11 years old, and started guiding local trips as a teenager. He is a biologist, researcher, conservationist, author and professional bird tour guide...
Alvaro Jaramillo
Alvaro has been birding since he was 11 years old, and started guiding local trips as a teenager. He is a biologist, researcher, conservationist, author and professional bird tour guide...
Brenda Sanchez
Brenda Sanchez is from Panama, a country full of life and nature. She's a Naturalist Guide at Tranquilo Bay Eco-Adventure Lodge, where she shows people the fantastic wildlife of Panama.
Brenda Sanchez
Brenda Sanchez is from Panama, a country full of life and nature. She's a Naturalist Guide at Tranquilo Bay Eco-Adventure Lodge, where she shows people the fantastic wildlife of Panama.
Brett Karley and BIRD CLUB
Brett Karley is the founder of BIRD CLUB, a lifestyle brand that is redefining what it means to be a birder. Merging luxury, sustainability, and inclusivity with a passion for...
Brett Karley and BIRD CLUB
Brett Karley is the founder of BIRD CLUB, a lifestyle brand that is redefining what it means to be a birder. Merging luxury, sustainability, and inclusivity with a passion for...
Chris Bell
Chris Bell was born in Shrewsbury, England where he cut his teeth as a birder, but for most of his adult life he's lived in birded in Colombia. After a...
Chris Bell
Chris Bell was born in Shrewsbury, England where he cut his teeth as a birder, but for most of his adult life he's lived in birded in Colombia. After a...
Erik Ostrander
Erik Ostrander started birding in the Pacific Northwest, where he and his wife, Hannah, spent weekends exploring the national wildlife refuges, state parks, and ocean shores.
Erik Ostrander
Erik Ostrander started birding in the Pacific Northwest, where he and his wife, Hannah, spent weekends exploring the national wildlife refuges, state parks, and ocean shores.