Meet Alison Jones, iLCP Photographer of the Month
Alison Jones is the International League of Conservation Photographers’s (iLCP) ‘Photographer of the Month’!
Tag: International League of Conservation Photographers
Bush Warriors Photography & iLCP: Celebrating the International Year of Forests with Amy Gulick
Being a conservation photographer is more than just tripping the camera shutter. The real work begins after the pictures are made. What defines an iLCP photographer is a commitment to using powerful images for conservation. A shining example of this Continue Reading
Live from the Congo: Poachers, Smoked Monkey Head, and Trapped Parrots, But No Elephants in Sight
There was a shootout. Andy and I weren’t there, but we learned through satellite text messages that Colonel Gui and his soldiers from the Congolese army ran into the bandits somewhere between Kisangani and Obenge—likely the brothers of Colonel Toms, a convicted war Continue Reading
Bringing Conservation Into Focus: The Last Lions
In the new wildlife adventure, The Last Lions, filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert follow the epic journey of a lioness named Ma di Tau (“Mother of Lions”) as she battles to protect her cubs against a daunting onslaught of enemies in Continue Reading
Live From The Congo: Despite Poacher’s Cross-Burning Death Threats, Elephant Ivory Project Team Courageously Presses On
‘Moses’, a suspected poacher in the Congo jungle, is burning crosses as death threats to National Park supporters, but it’s not enough to derail the Elephant Ivory Project team on to their mission to stop elephant poaching. We just arrived Continue Reading