Beyond Beauty – The Power of Storytelling in Conservation
Photography is more than creating beautiful images—it is a powerful tool for conservation. Photographer Jaime Rojo has dedicated his career not only to telling the stories of wild places but also to actively working for their protection. Each of his frames is driven by his effort to protect the planet’s last wild places.
From the awe-inspiring migration of Monarch butterflies to the wild marine seascapes of the Gulf of California, his images reveal not just the splendour of nature but also the urgent challenges it faces—and the efforts to protect it. In this talk, Jaime shares how visual storytelling and hands-on conservation go hand in hand, showcasing how images can inspire action, connect people to nature, and drive real change.
- Duration: 35 minutes
Date
- 24 Feb 2025
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Time
- 17:15 - 17:50
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Jaime RojoJaime Rojo is a Spanish photographer and conservationist known for his captivating storytelling that emphasizes wilderness and wildlife. He combines his passion for nature with his environmental science background to create impactful visual stories aimed at conservation. Notably, his project "Saving the Monarchs" was featured on the cover of National Geographic in January 2024. A National Geographic Explorer and Senior Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, Jaime has won prestigious awards such as the World Press Photo and Wildlife Photographer of the Year. He frequently collaborates with environmental
