Conservation Summit 24 – Opening
In the presense of His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi
As we embark on the third edition of the Conservation Summit within the Xposure 2024, the global importance of conservation, particularly in protected areas, remains paramount. These areas play a critical role worldwide in preserving biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and sustaining ecosystems.
Protected areas serve as vital sanctuaries for diverse flora and fauna, contributing significantly to maintaining ecological balance, water resources, and overall environmental resilience. The Conservation Summit acknowledges their global significance and, in particular, emphasizes their crucial role, including in the Middle East.
In diverse landscapes globally, the challenges and successes of conservation efforts are magnified. Through the lens of photography, we can capture the essence of these protected areas, communicate their significance, and inspire a deeper connection to the environment. The Conservation Summit at Xposure 2024 aims to provide a platform for photographers, scientists, and conservationists to amplify their voices and foster awareness and support for global conservation initiatives.
Join us in this impactful journey towards a sustainable future, where the lens becomes a catalyst for change and protection, recognizing the universal importance of protected areas in safeguarding the natural wonders that enrich our world.
- Duration: 30 min
Date
- 29 Feb 2024
- Expired!
Time
- 11:00
Organizer
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Xposure International Photography Festival
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Phone
+971 6 512 3411 -
Email
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Website
https://xposure.net
Speaker
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Kathy MoranKathy Moran, a founding member of the International League of Conservation Photographers, served on the Executive Committee, editing numerous books for ILCP photographers. Former Deputy Director of Photography at National Geographic, she boasts a 37-year tenure, producing impactful projects on ecosystems. Notable for her role in creating Gabon’s national park system, Moran, residing in Arlington, VA, edited over 300 stories for the magazine and received accolades, including “Picture Editor of the Year.” Recognized by POYi, she continues to contribute significantly to wildlife photography.
