Meet our Team

Jake grew up spending his summers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. His time in the Tetons, surrounded by jagged peaks and abundant wildlife cultivated a love for nature at a very young age. He started Revealed In Nature in 2009 with the mission of connecting people to nature through visual storytelling and real life experiences.

Today, Revealed In Nature consists of a photography tour operation, and a natural history media branch that focuses on wildlife filmmaking. Jake’s time is split between the tour operation and working as a wildlife cinematographer around the world for National Geographic and BBC. He’s currently filming for the third installment of the BBC series “Planet Earth”.

See Jake’s Work: jakedavis.tv
INSTAGRAM @revealedinnature

Mia’s earliest and most treasured memories come from her time in the Grand Tetons with her grandparents each year. The love for wildlife and wild places that she has today was born from her experiences here in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to managing our tour operations and arranging amazing experiences for our guests, Mia owns her own local business (Low-Key Sandwiches), and has a two-year old daughter at home! When she does find a free window, you can find her out on the river in pursuit of cutthroat trout, floating the rivers, or walking the woods looking for wildlife.

In 2013 Bo left his home town of Beaufort, South Carolina and moved to Jackson, Wyoming. It was here, surrounded by the Greater Yellowstone Wilderness, that his passion and skill for wildlife photography evolved. He spent every free hour of his time out looking for the local wildlife.

His journey in photography has taken him around the world spending time in South Africa, France, Italy, Morocco, and  Nepal. His travels have shaped him as a photographer, but no place rivals his home here in Jackson for wildlife photography opportunities. “There’s no place I’d rather be,” he says, “than quietly watching a bull moose graze the sage flats, or watching a red fox hunt and pounce in a snowy field.”

INSTAGRAM @bogibbes

Arthur Lefo is a wildlife and conservation photographer, writer, nature guide, and storyteller. His inspiring visual arts work has captured the attention of global audiences and has been featured by acclaimed outlets such as National Geographic, World Wildlife Fund, and more. Arthur is sponsored by Olympus to focus on wildlife and nature photography in North America. 

In addition, Arthur sees guiding as a means to inspire people to care for wilderness. For nearly 10 years, he has been guiding people into some of the most inspiring places on the planet. In a world ever more disconnected from wilderness, Arthur strives to connect people with nature through his imagery and guiding.

INSTAGRAM @arthurlefo

Dom Oakes was born and raised in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Growing up amongst avid hunters and anglers he was immersed in the natural world before he could walk.

In 2013 he moved to Bozeman Montana to pursue a degree in Cinema paralleled by Fish and Wildlife Ecology. An assistant camera position with Visionhawk films quickly interrupted his scholastic endeavors and before he knew it he was traveling the world in pursuit of renowned apex predators. He has worked as a tracker, photographer, and cinematographer on a variety of films for National Geographic, Smithsonian, PBS Nature, and Travel Channel. His greatest passion is being able to share the experience of being in nature with others through film and guiding.

INSTAGRAM @dom_oakes_visuals

Syler Peralta-Ramos is grew up here in Jackson, Wyoming. He holds a B.S. in Earth Science from Stanford University and is currently completing a masters degree with an emphasis in multimedia environmental education and journalism.

Only briefly leaving Wyoming to complete his college degree, Syler has spent his whole life exploring the Tetons and developed a keen passion for both natural places and photography from a young age. His interests in photography have brought him to all corners of the globe from Svalbard in the high arctic to the savannas of South Africa, though the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem always holds a special place in his heart.

INSTAGRAM @sylerpr