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Conservation Officers Jesse Jones and Steve Ackles talk about Bear Safety at the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre.
Brant Wildlife Festival Event
E Alu PÅ« translates to 'Move Forward Together' .. This pre- IUCN Conservation Congress gathering, held in O'ahu brought together many cultures from around the world to exchange insight and chart a path forward, protecting our planet and people for the future. The Sustainable Southeast Partnership joined indigenous leaders from across British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest was honored to attend the E Alu Pu Gathering and IUCN World Conservation Congress, representing our globally unique communities and ecosystems.
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Photos not to be used without explicit permission of Bethany Goodrich and/or the Sustainable Southeast Partnership
Thanks to Lawrence Foglia for the photos. Find out more about the Madagascar Marine Conservation project at www.frontiergap.com
Thanks to Emma Doyle for her photos from Costa Rica Turtle Conservation. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
On Dec 3rd 2015 we were at Nether Cerne clearing a woodland glade for Duke of Burgundy butterfly habitat with our team joined by a group from Yeovilton Naval Base. Photos: Rachel Jones, Butterfly Conservation.
Thanks to Iona Topp for these photos from Tanzania Marine Conservation & Diving. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
Thanks to Kirsten Inglis for her photos from Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Adventure. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
Thanks to Sarah Seager from these photos from Costa Rica Big Cats, Primates and Turtles Conservation. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
New York State Game Protector Humphrey on the job aboard the Merry Widow 2 off Picnic Point, Clayton, NY, 1919. Photo (detail): Conservation Dept collection via New York State Archives
Thanks to Kirsten Inglis for her photos from Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Adventure. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
The Ngorongoro Crater absolutely takes your breath away when you see it for the first time. It is, according to Wikipedia, 'the world's largest inactive, intact and unfilled volcanic caldera'. It reaches a depth of over 600 metres and has a surface area of some 260 square kilometres. The caldera is teeming with wildlife, including this prowling lioness.
Photos taken during production of LightHawk: Destination Conservation. Volunteers make conservation possible. Host Willem Lange meets a group of pilots who donate their planes and time to volunteer on fascinating conservation projects throughout North America.
Thanks to Ellie Foott for her photos from Madagascar Marine Conservation & Diving. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com