Ronny LeBlanc is a nationally recognized researcher, author, and television personality known for his work in the fields of Bigfoot investigation, UFOlogy, and the paranormal. He rose to prominence as a featured cast member on the hit Travel Channel series Expedition Bigfoot, where he appeared in Seasons 1 through 4 as part of a specialized team of experts using cutting-edge technology and scientific methods to track evidence of the elusive creature across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

With decades of independent research into cryptids and high-strangeness phenomena, LeBlanc brings a unique perspective to the field. His interest in Bigfoot was sparked by strange encounters in his hometown of Leominster, Massachusetts—an area rich in unexplained sightings and legends, now known as “Monsterland.” In 2010, he made history by casting the first Bigfoot footprint ever recorded in the state, discovered in the Leominster State Forest. His fieldwork combines traditional boots-on-the-ground investigation with an open-minded approach to the interconnectedness of cryptid sightings, UFO activity, and other paranormal anomalies.

Ronny is the best-selling author of the Monsterland book series, which explores these phenomena through real-life encounters and eyewitness accounts. His books—Monsterland: Encounters with UFOs, Bigfoot and Orange Orbs and Monsterland: Shamans, Sasquatch, Synchronicity and High Strangeness—have garnered a wide following and have helped shift the conversation around Bigfoot from folklore into the realm of serious inquiry.

He’s also appeared on Paranormal Caught on Camera, Coast to Coast AM, and other major platforms, sharing his insights with audiences worldwide. In addition to writing and television, LeBlanc co-hosts the Monsterland podcast with Matty Blake, where the two explore the strange, the spooky, and the unexplained.

Ronny LeBlanc continues to be a leading voice in modern cryptozoology, bringing credibility, curiosity, and passion to his search for the truth behind one of North America’s greatest mysteries.