PRINTS WITH
PURPOSE
- CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHY -
Buy purchasing a fine art print, not only do you allow
us to continue photographing wild places to raise
awareness for conservation, but a percentage of the purchase price
of every image sold will go to a conservation or community cause
in the country in which it was taken
BOTSWANA
ELEPHANT HAVEN
Through habitat protection, community outreach, and the rescue and hand-rearing of young elephant orphans, Elephant Havens aims to become a leading voice in wildlife conservation awareness and wildlife protection. We envision a world in which African elephants and local communities co-exist without conflict, and where young elephant orphans are saved and reintroduced into the wild.
By educating local communities on elephant behavior and habitat protection, we hope to instill an understanding of the benefits of conservation. At the same time, we are working with farmers to discover specific areas of conflict with local elephants. Finding and implementing creative solutions to keep elephants from trampling crops and devastating livestock will go a long way towards reducing the human-elephant conflict.
Photography that challenges perspectives
I believe the spirit; the essence of wilderness exists within each of us; whether we have experienced places like this ourselves, are conscious of them or not. Just the idea that vast remote wilderness exists, immense wells of space, places that are beyond us and without limit, are as vital to humanity as air and water.
WILDSHOTS
OUTREACH
Wild Shots Outreach's aim is to engage young people from disadvantaged communities in wildlife and wild places through photography.
The programme prioritises high school students from government schools and the young unemployed bordering the Kruger National Park.
It teaches new skills, providing a “focus” and introduction to the natural world and helps inspire and raise the aspirations of these learners – the conservationists of tomorrow.
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MOZAMBIQUE
FUNDACAO LIKHUKLU
Spearheaded by Karen Allen who has done much in safeguarding the Bazaruto National Park and conserving the critically endangered Dugong.
Fundacao Likhulu, a new conservation non-profit based in Maputo seeks to enhance marine conservation effectiveness in Mozambique by providing integrated management and climate smart support to established and emerging Conservation areas, and by developing future conservation leaders through professional training and mentorship.
Likhulu means "Big Ocean" in Rhonga (the local dialect spoken in the Maputo Province), and the Foundation is certainly bringing waves of change to the future of marine conservation in Mozambique.
