Photos That Make A Difference: 10 Guides To Conservation Photography

By Staff

Published December 14, 2017
Updated June 5, 2019

This collection of 10 articles covers a variety of conservation efforts by photographers, which we hope will provide inspiration for those who want to make a difference with their photography.

1. How To Be A Conservation Photographer

A multimedia journalist who specializes in stories of science and environmental issues offers tips and project ideas for photographers who want to make a difference with their images. Read more …

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Beverly and Dereck Joubert have dedicated their lives and imagery to expanding conservation of Africa’s threatened wildlife and habitats.

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No Low-Pass Filter on Photography Cameras?

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One of the best-kept secrets of the National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore is a year-round wildlife destination.

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