COLLIN MOURA

Adventurer. Photographer. Advocate.

An avid outdoorsman and cameraman, Collin Moura has been published by the National Audubon Society, CT Public Radio, Cotopaxi and others. Collin's goal is to live a life well spent, bringing a spotlight to the raw beauty of our planet and its inhabitants along the way. Enthralled by the unique vastness of our world, he has a passion for new adventures and experiences.

His assignments have taken him from the tropics to the mountains, covering a diverse range of animals, from tiny Chestnut-Sided Warblers to the mighty American Bison.

He is currently studying Journalism & Media Arts at Sacred Heart University, where he will graduate from in 2025. He has been a member of the Dean's List every semester, maintaining a cumulative 3.94 GPA.

Moura is the campus life editor and copy editor for Spectrum, the campus newspaper and a senior producer for The Pulse, SHU's very own news programming.

His research on civil discourse has been presented on NPR and at the International Media Literacy Research Symposium in Sáo Miguel, Portugal.

He is currently working as a cameraman for the 2025 feature documentary, Flyway of Life. The film will explore a variety of conservation movements across the Atlantic Flyway; the stream of life that balances ecosystems throughout the entire eastern side of North America.

His 2025 short film Frozen Prairie will examine the American Bison's relationship with the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This project was filmed, directed and produced through the School of Communications, Media, and the Arts at Sacred Heart University.

Moura places the upmost importance on ethics, social justice, and environmental preservation. He believes in working to create a better world for the future generations in which equality, peace, and sustainability are at the forefront.