Frank Pope is a British archaeologist and conservationist whose expertise bridges marine archaeology, environmental journalism, and African wildlife protection. His unique perspective combines scientific rigour with compelling storytelling about our natural world.

As the world's only Ocean Correspondent for The Times and author of "Dragon Sea: A True Tale of Treasure, Archaeology & Greed," Pope has established himself as an authoritative voice in environmental conservation. His work as a TV presenter for BBC series including "Thames Shipwrecks: A Race against Time" and his leadership role with Save The Elephants in Kenya further demonstrate his commitment to preservation.

Pope helps organisations navigate the complex intersection of conservation, sustainability, and public engagement by translating scientific findings into actionable strategies. His firsthand experience combating poaching and addressing climate change impacts on African wildlife provides valuable insights for businesses seeking to develop authentic environmental initiatives and meaningful corporate responsibility programmes.

Audiences leave Pope's presentations with practical frameworks for implementing sustainable practices, a deeper understanding of conservation challenges facing our oceans and wildlife, and inspiration to create positive environmental impact through their organisations. His storytelling connects abstract environmental concepts to tangible business outcomes.

Book Frank Pope to give your audience a rare combination of archaeological insight, environmental expertise, and frontline conservation experience that will transform how they approach sustainability.