Dino Martins

Dino Martins is an East African artist, naturalist, and writer who is currently conducting research in evolution and ecology at Harvard as a PhD student. A keen all around naturalist, Dino has studied a wide range of species in East Africa including baboons, butterflies, ants, acacia trees, and wildflowers. Dino is a regular feature writer for Swara Wildlife Magazine, Nature Kenya, and others and he illustrates his articles with watercolors of insects and other creatures. He has also written guidebooks for the Kenya Wildlife Service for six of the country’s most popular national parks. Dino has traveled widely in East Africa and has led expeditions for the Kenya Museum Society, East Africa Natural History Society and, of course for the Harvard Museum of Natural History. He looks forward to sharing his native country with you.