2025 Conservation Summit

Introduction to the Conservation Summit
The Xposure Conservation Summit unites photographers, conservationists, scientists, and storytellers to address critical environmental challenges. This annual gathering underscores the power of visual storytelling as a catalyst for change, inspiring action to protect our planet’s most vulnerable ecosystems and species. The summit fosters collaboration and innovation to tackle urgent conservation issues through engaging discussions, powerful imagery, and impactful presentations.

Overview of the 2025 Conservation Summit
The 2025 Xposure Conservation Summit will centre on migration and its profound effects on ecosystems across air, land, and sea. Migration, a fundamental natural phenomenon, plays a pivotal role in maintaining ecological balance, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining the health of countless species. However, the increasing impact of climate change, habitat loss, and human activities poses significant challenges to migratory species and their environments.
This year’s summit will bring together leading experts, photographers, and advocates to shed light on these challenges and explore solutions. Attendees will gain unique insights into the interconnectedness of migratory pathways and the ecosystems they sustain. The summit will emphasise the urgent need for collaborative action to safeguard these vital natural processes through captivating imagery, thought-provoking discussions, and keynote addresses.

Keynote Speakers:

Gerrit Vyn: An internationally acclaimed wildlife photographer, cinematographer, and conservationist, Gerrit Vyn will share his extensive experience documenting critically endangered bird species and advocating for protecting vital ecosystems. His work offers a profound exploration of the marvels of birdlife and the challenges they face in the modern world.

Jaime Rojo: A passionate advocate for nature, Jaime Rojo combines his background in environmental science with visual storytelling to highlight the wonders of biodiversity and the urgency of conservation. From monarch butterfly migrations to Andorra’s rich ecosystems, Jaime’s projects inspire global audiences to protect nature.

Ralph Pace: With expertise in marine conservation and environmental photojournalism, Ralph Pace’s work bridges the gap between science and public understanding. His compelling underwater imagery underscores the fragility and beauty of aquatic ecosystems, inspiring action to preserve these critical habitats.

Through its focus on migration, the 2025 Conservation Summit aims to inspire awareness, advocacy, and tangible solutions to ensure the survival of migratory species and the ecosystems they support.