Cat Bigney is a 33-year-old reality TV star who is a professional survival instructor and a medical instructor.

Furthermore, in 2010 she began working as a Wilderness Medicine Instructor at National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) and stayed for a decade.

Bigney’s television career began in 2014 as a Consultant for Shine TV, a British media company. She later worked as a researcher and prehistoric survival educator for the National Geographic Channel. She became Director of the United Global Natives in 2017.

Cat has an official Instagram account under the username @catbigney with more than 13,000 followers and 251 posts.

Cat Bigney: Who Is She? 

Cat Bigney is the host of reality TV shows like “Human: The World Within” on PBS, “The Great Human Race” on the National Geographic channel, and so on.

Furthermore, she has also hosted “Bushcraft Build-Off” on the Discovery Channel. Cat appeared on the reality television show “The Island with Bear Grylls” as a survival instructor.

The reality TV star has recently been working behind the scenes on Netflix’s survival-based reality show “Snowflake Mountain” as the survival educator for the contestants. Cat has known how to trap and skin beavers, make fire, and construct a shack since she was a child.

“Snowflake Mountain” is a reality series that follows a group of spoiled children sent to a wilderness survival retreat to reconnect them with nature and themselves.

It is a survival series with unexpected challenges in the wilderness, and that is why Cat follows the show’s participants in case her assistance is required.

Cat Bigney Wikipedia and Husband

According to Wikipedia, Cat Bigney is a 33-year-old professional medical and survival instructor, but her husband’s name has not been disclosed yet. 

Cat was born in 1989 in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah to her father, Sue Bigney, and her mother, Nicholas Bigney. She also has two siblings, Nick Bigney and Ivan Bigney.

Cat holds a Bachelor of Science in both Anthropology and Geology. She has also completed her Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science from Utah Valley University.

The TV star is very interested in wilderness medicine and how to adapt and respond to appropriately treat a patient in a remote setting. Cat is also an athlete who participates in sports such as rugby, water polo, and football.

She is very fond of learning more about primitive skills and outdoor survival, facing a true physical challenge, and experiencing freedom from what most people consider “necessities.”

Cat frequently hosts or appears on survival and anthropology television programming worldwide. 

The survival instructor has worked and volunteered with numerous organizations, including The Ssejinja Children’s Foundation and The Road Home Foundation. Cat is also a staunch supporter of the environment and human rights.

She is currently at Boulder Outdoor Survival School as the Head Survival Instructor, where she instructs and shares her knowledge and skills with her students.

Cat Bigney’s Age and Ethnicity

Cat Bigney is approximately 33 years old as she was born on December 17, 1989, and her ethnicity is Caucasian, followed by her religion Christianity.

Bigney likes to keep her personal life private; very little information is known about her private life, mainly whether she is romantically involved with someone.

Cat also shared her love of archaeology with her audiences by making an appearance as a guest on the podcast Archaic World,’ where she talked about it with her companion Brian Franklin. She also has two beautiful dogs that she usually travels with.

Furthermore, the TV star has also traveled to many places with The Great Human Race, including Oregon, Turkey, Ethiopia, Mongolia, Alaska, and many others. Her net worth is considered to be approximately $1.2 million. Cat’s net worth is expected to rise now that she is a part of National Geographic.