Posts Tagged: photography

Paul Naylor is an marine biologist and underwater photographer, who aims to increase the understanding of what amazing wildlife lurks beneath the waves around our coastlines. His ‘Sunstar in Brittlestar Bed’ was Highly Commended in the 2012 British Wildlife Photography Awards.

The films are in so it’s time for you to be the judge! It’s with great excitement that we can now announce that all 10 films entered into TVE’s biomovies competition have been completed and are ready for your viewing pleasure – and most importantly, voting! If you’ve been following this blog (and if not [...]

In my previous post ‘Don’t fence me in’ I put my case forward that zoos were a good thing. They let me see the fantastic animals in this gallery, for instance. I am concerned that the individual animals aren’t necessarily very happy in cages though. And the argument has been taken further by Damian Aspinall, [...]

I’m conflicted. Confused. Uncertain. Really not sure what to think. Zoos. I really like going to them. The animals in them are the reason I got interested in all this conservation lark in the first place, so I love going to see them, up close and personal. But are zoos a good thing, or not? [...]

The TVE biomovies competition – where everyone’s invited to make short videos on an environmental theme – has been running for three years, and WWF has helped sponsor a category from the start. I put together a short Q&A for some category sponsors to ask why they wanted to get involved – starting with myself… [...]

I was recently in Acre in the Brazilian Amazon on a 7-day image-gathering trip. Out there, I caught up with some of the great work being done on the ground there by our Sky Rainforest Rescue partnership and farmer certification scheme. And I survived the whole trip with only a toothbrush. Day 1 – CSI [...]

All too often I get caught up in environmental campaigning and the actions we need to take to change hearts and minds. No bad thing for an environmental campaigner but it can mean I forget to look at and enjoy the things that inspired me to campaign in the first place.

Neil Aldridge is an award-winning photojournalist, professional wildlife guide and conservationist. He’s known for his work photographing stories about current conservation issues and exploring people’s relationship with the natural world. He’s also a judge at this year’s British Wildlife Photography Awards – see some of the winners and the Coastal and Marine category (which WWF [...]