Randall Hyman is an award-winning photojournalist and science writer whose work has appeared in Nature, Smithsonian, Science, HuffPost, Atlantic, Earth Island Journal, National Wildlife, CS Monitor, Astronomy, and various National Geographic publications. His interactive exhibit Sámi Dreams, which traveled North America for five years, will soon be expanded to cover the impact of climate change on Indigenous peoples across five continents. He has reported extensively from the Arctic as a Fulbright Scholar and Alicia Patterson Foundation Fellow, and was honored by Principia College as a Changemaker Speaker for his work on global issues of environmental and social justice. Based in the United States, he is available for assignment worldwide.

"Randall's highly acclaimed work reminds us of the capacity of art – and artists – to change our perspectives, to inspire us, and to transport us into the beauty (and peril) of the far corners of an ever-changing planet. " - Principia College, 2024 Changemaker Speaker