Levi Jamison is a Bigfoot field investigator, paraufologist, speaker, and independent researcher whose work explores the places where cryptozoology, ufology, and paranormal investigation intersect. Rather than treating reports of Sasquatch, UFOs, and unexplained phenomena as entirely separate subjects, Levi examines whether some encounters may be connected through shared locations, patterns, environmental conditions, or witness experiences.

Levi is a field investigator with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization and has participated in organized expeditions, independent investigations, and research outings in areas associated with reported Sasquatch activity. His fieldwork has included traveling to remote locations, speaking with witnesses, studying patterns of reported activity, and observing the unusual events that sometimes accompany traditional Bigfoot investigations.

His experiences in the field have led him to take a broader view of the phenomenon. While many researchers approach Bigfoot primarily as an undiscovered biological animal, Levi remains open to the possibility that some encounters may involve additional elements that cannot be explained through conventional wildlife research alone. Reports of unexplained lights, unusual sounds, electronic disturbances, missing time, sudden changes in the environment, and UFO or UAP activity have encouraged him to consider how cryptid research may overlap with other areas of high strangeness.

Levi describes this interdisciplinary approach as paraufology, a field of inquiry that brings together aspects of paranormal research and ufology. As a paraufologist, he studies reports that appear to cross the traditional boundaries separating UFO encounters, cryptid sightings, hauntings, consciousness-related experiences, and other unexplained events. His goal is not to force every mystery into a single explanation, but to recognize recurring details and examine whether apparently unrelated phenomena may share common characteristics.

Levi serves as director of the North American Research Center of Paraufology, also known as NARCOP. Through this work, he seeks to encourage greater communication among investigators who might otherwise remain confined to separate areas of study. A Bigfoot researcher may dismiss UFO reports, a UFO investigator may overlook cryptid activity, and a paranormal team may never consider either one. Levi believes that valuable information can be lost when researchers ignore evidence simply because it falls outside the category they originally intended to investigate.

His approach places particular importance on the complete experience of the witness. When someone reports seeing a large, unidentified creature, Levi is interested not only in its appearance, movement, and physical surroundings, but also in everything that happened before, during, and after the encounter. Details that initially seem unrelated may become important when compared with other cases. By allowing witnesses to tell the entire story without immediately separating its cryptid, paranormal, or UFO-related elements, he hopes to develop a more accurate understanding of what may have occurred.

Levi has also spoken publicly about his own experiences during Bigfoot expeditions and field investigations. These encounters have contributed to his willingness to examine unconventional possibilities while continuing to value careful observation, documentation, and responsible witness interviews. He understands that extraordinary experiences can be difficult to interpret and even more difficult to discuss, particularly when they contain elements that do not fit comfortably within a single established theory.

Through podcast appearances and conversations with fellow investigators, Levi has discussed the potential relationship between Sasquatch reports and UFO activity, the challenges of researching high-strangeness cases, and the importance of looking beyond rigid labels. His discussions encourage researchers to remain curious without becoming careless and open-minded without automatically accepting every claim as fact.

What makes Levi’s perspective distinctive is his willingness to stand between several different research communities. He respects the traditional methods used in Bigfoot field investigation while also asking whether those methods are sufficient for every reported encounter. His work challenges investigators to consider the possibility that the unexplained may be more complicated than any one discipline can adequately address.

Levi does not claim that every Bigfoot sighting is paranormal or that every unusual light is connected to a cryptid encounter. Instead, he advocates for following the available testimony and evidence wherever they lead. His research is guided by the belief that investigators should document unusual details rather than discard them, compare cases across multiple fields, and remain willing to revise their ideas when new information emerges.

As both a BFRO investigator and a paraufologist, Levi Jamison represents a growing generation of researchers who are less interested in defending traditional boundaries and more interested in understanding the full scope of extraordinary human experiences. Through his fieldwork, witness interviews, public discussions, and leadership of NARCOP, Levi continues to explore the possibility that Bigfoot, UFOs, and paranormal phenomena may occasionally be different parts of a much larger mystery.