Journaliste, reporter d'une insatiable curiosité Virginie Guiton Agneray
Journalist and reporter, passionate about the world in general, the environment, wildlife, and humanitarian issues, she travels across five continents to satisfy her insatiable curiosity.To be closer to reality, she settles abroad. African at heart, she lives for 5 years in Central Africa.She makes ...
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About Virginie Guiton Agneray
Journalist and reporter, passionate about the world in general, the environment, wildlife, and humanitarian issues, she travels across five continents to satisfy her insatiable curiosity.
To be closer to reality, she settles abroad. African at heart, she lives for 5 years in Central Africa.
She makes her first film about elephants in Cameroon, then about an orphanage for primates, then another on malaria and then on bushmeat trafficking… it’s a cycle, she tirelessly travels the world meeting men and women who fight to defend endangered populations or to protect endangered species.
From the five continents she has traveled, she brings back films featuring touching personalities and extraordinary destinies. Subjects as varied as the bonobos of Congo, the turtles of Senegal, the eagle of the Philippines, the macaws of Peru, the tigers of India…
With each return, she echoes the work of “her heroes” in conferences, supports them, and brings them to the media through her films.
Today, she splits her life between France and the rest of the world, ready to leave and return with images from the ends of the earth and to make known all these passionate people she meets.
Radio host in 2011, she presents the sports news of BPM and a show against discrimination faced by the most disadvantaged people in our society. She cultivates her passion for sports and discovers more causes that are close to her heart.
She continues her path as determined as ever because “As long as there is a goal, there is no failure.” This Swahili proverb is always present in her mind and has also become her motto.
She wishes to dedicate her energy to the protection of nature and humanity and aims to work for a humanitarian organization focused on children or people in danger.
As humanity becomes aware of its mistakes and tries to rectify them, all hope is allowed, and she believes in the future of living species… and of mankind with great optimism.