2022
Matthew Moran Podcast
Talking with Doug Gimesy (Apple, web)
Digital Camera World
Meet Batman: filmmaker Doug Gimesy on misunderstood bats
ABC radio national – RN Breakfast
Capturing the breathtaking Lake Eyre
Capture Magazine
Shooting for good – How images spark change
Nature Picture Library
Ranger Rick Photographer of the Year 2021
2021
Channel 4 TV UK
How wildlife photographers depict the impact of climate change on our natural world
ABC radio national – The drawing room
Conserving the world in an image (March, 2020)
Network Ten (TV)- ‘The Project’
Saving the platypus
3CR radio
Interview
Rex airlines – True Blue magazine
Behind the lens (p28)
2020
Sierra – The national magazine of the Sierra Club
Doug Gimesy Points His Camera Where Others Don’t Want to Look
Art the neighbour
Doug Gimesy puts faces to the animal victims of human activity, and his photos might just change minds
2019
ABC radio national
Sunday Afternoons with Lyndal Curtis (September 2019)
Projects for Wildlife Podcast
Guest interview with Doug Gimesy
National Geographic YourShot
Introducing YourShot Alum Doug Gimesy and Guest editor: A Visual Diary August 2019
Jackson Hole News and Guide
Photography league to get wild about conservation
One Ocean Expeditions
Q&A with Wildlife and Conservation Photographer Doug Gimesy
2018
The Age
The bat people
2017
3CR radio
Josh Griffiths and Doug Gimesy – platypus protectors
Australian Geographic
Photographer raising awareness of road trauma on Kangaroo Island
Natural History Museum (London)
Fast roads, slow deaths: a guest blog from Doug Gimesy
ArtsHub
Wildlife in focus
3CR radio
Interview
2016
The Sydney Morning Herald
Wildlife carnage prompts push for dusk to dawn speed limits
Australian Geographic
Photography of injured wildlife aims to upset
Wild Magazine
From dusk till dawn: Calling for Kangaroo Island speed limits
The Islander
Petition for dusk to dawn speed limits
Huffington Post
This simple road rule could help save our native wildlife
2015
Photoreview
Cover photo and interview (Sept-Nov, 2015)
News 24
A man’s quest to capture the world’s 17 penguin species on film