Description
Pam Guhrs-Carr grew up in Zambian wild places, with her conservationist father Norman Carr imparting in her from an early age a deep understanding of the bush. Pam’s long career as a painter and observer of the environment has led naturally to her closely studying the wilderness, including grasses, of the Luangwa Valley which she calls home. She has written a tree book and a book on birds of prey. As a renowned wildlife artist, her work sells locally and internationally. She lives in Mfuwe with her dog Zanzi, where she creates art and runs art workshops with children.
