Chantelle Lindsay

Living in South London but a Yorkshire lass at heart, with roots in Doncaster and Peterborough, Chantelle Lindsay is a versatile Wildlife Conservationist and TV presenter. She has been in love with nature ever since she can remember, associating it with awe, peace and joy. With this, came a strong duty of care and love for animals, seeking them out whenever possible, saving injured wildlife and adopting strays. She became an Animal Rights Campaigner in her school days, volunteered at a Farm & Stables, worked as an Assistant Canine Hydrotherapist, achieved a First-Class Honours degree in Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation, then kept following that calling. She now serves as a project coordinator, leading nature-based wellbeing sessions for young people on mental health waiting lists.

She is co-host of CBeebies’ Chantelle and Rory’s Teeny Tiny Creatures, teaching children about the U.K.’s smallest animals and inspiring them to look after our planet.

She features on various television programmes such as Blue Peter and Springwatch; has performed in 2 CBeebies’ Proms; writes blogs, articles and poetry; gets talkative on Podcasts, and advocates for the planet, equity, diversity and inclusion, and the empowerment of Young People. Chantelle is dedicated to making nature inclusive and accessible to everyone.

Her goal is to instigate positive change within the environmental sector and beyond, aspiring to be a source of love and a force for good.