Franck Vogel works as a photographer specializing in Water, Environmental, Climate & Social issues for the international press (GEO, Paris Match, Stern, Bloomberg...). He is also a speaker, a documentary film director (France Television) and an EverydayClimateChange Instagram feed contributor.

He is best known for his work on the Bishnois, the world's first ecologists in India, the Albinos in Tanzania, and his long term project on global water conflicts, Transboundary Rivers, including eight major rivers around the globe featured by GEO magazine, La Martinière Publishing, the BBC and TF1 or in exhibitions and talks. He is a member of the French Explorers' Society and is currently focusing on Forests and Agriculture.
"As Jacques Cousteau's successor at the French Academy, I was deeply touched by Franck Vogel's photographs and his wonderful book on Transboundary Rivers. Besides his committed work, he is a great storyteller and knows how to engage with his audience." -Erik Orsenna (Académie Française)