Britta Jaschinski
Britta Jaschinski is a German-born, London-based photojournalist renowned for her distinctive approach to documenting crimes against wildlife and nature. Her compelling images, published globally, have earned her recognition as one of the most influential photographers of our time.
Jaschinski’s work, characterized by its haunting beauty and impactful storytelling, has been instrumental in raising awareness about environmental issues. She collaborates with authorities, environmental organizations, and NGOs to expose the harsh realities of wildlife exploitation.
In 2018, Jaschinski co-founded Photographers Against Wildlife Crime, an international group of photographers united to end the illegal wildlife trade. This initiative led to the publication of a book that serves as a powerful testament to their mission.
Building on this momentum, she launched The Evidence Project in 2023, curating images from leading photographers to highlight environmental and conservation issues. This project aims to influence policymakers and the public by providing undeniable visual proof of the consequences of wildlife crimes.
Jaschinski’s dedication extends beyond photography; she is a sought-after speaker at international conferences and festivals, sharing her insights on conservation and the role of visual storytelling in driving change.
Her commitment to conservation photography has garnered numerous accolades, including the Wildlife Photographer of the Year award in the photojournalism category 2024 for her image “Dusting for New Evidence.
In April 2025, Jaschinski’s exhibition “Still Life” opened at Mall Galleries in London. This powerful showcase highlights the urgent need to protect wildlife and advocates for banning the importation of hunting trophies to the UK.
Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, reflecting her unwavering dedication to using photography as a tool for environmental advocacy.
Beyond her photographic endeavours, Jaschinski serves as a jury member for prestigious photography competitions, such as the Environmental Photography Award and the BigPicture Natural World Photography Competition. Her limited-edition prints are highly sought after by art collectors, museums, and photography enthusiasts, further cementing her status in the art world. She is also a Leica Camera ambassador, representing the brand’s commitment to excellence in photography.
Published Books:
Photographers Against Wildlife Crime (English Edition, 2018)
Photographers Against Wildlife Crime (English & Chinese Edition, 2019)
Photographers Against Wildlife Crime (Chinese Edition, Citic Press, 2020)
The Evidence Project (English Edition, 2023)
Notable Exhibitions:
Still Life, Mall Galleries, London, April 2025
HIDDEN – Animals in the Anthropocene, featured at Festival Photo Montier
Awards and Recognitions:
Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Photojournalism Category Winner, 2024
European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Overall Winner, 2010
