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We’re raising $20,000 for our Rapid Response Fund in order to allow iLCP photographers and filmmakers to cover critical, time-sensitive conservation issues. Through campaigns like this our visual storytellers have documented environmental disasters such as the Australian bushfires, illegal mining in Peru, the plight of mountain gorillas in central Africa and many more challenges that threaten communities and ecosystems worldwide. Please help iLCP continue to shine a light on these unpredictable events that need immediate action.Every donation directly impacts conservation. Thank you for your support; any amount is greatly appreciated!
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A global Fellowship
We are a global Fellowship of professional storytellers focused on conservation impact. Meet the Fellowship.
Top-tier photographers and filmmakers
The iLCP Fellowship is made up of top-tier photographers and filmmakers using solution-based media as a catalyst for conservation efforts. With 120+ Fellows, based in 26 countries and working in 190 countries, our conservation impact has a global reach. They shine a light on issues ranging from endangered flora and fauna to climate change to ocean health.
What is Conservation Photography and Filmmaking?
In a visually-based society, conservation photography and filmmaking harnesses the power of storytelling to further conservation goals. These stories shed light on environmental and cultural issues, solutions, and efforts; with the goal of making a positive change in the Anthropocene.
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