Explore the urgent issue of species extinction through National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore's "Photo Ark" project in this 21-minute World Economic Forum presentation. Learn about field photography techniques, the plight of iconic species like monarchs and koalas, and the intersection of conservation with topics such as ecotourism and breast cancer research. Discover how Sartore's studio-lit portraits of 12,000 captive species aim to entertain, dramatize, and inspire action to protect Earth's biodiversity. Gain insights into potential solutions for wildlife conservation and reflect on the role of photography in raising awareness about endangered animals, including birds and chimpanzees.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Field Photography
Monarchs
Koalas
Ecotourism
Breast cancer
The Photo Arc
Get People Entertained
Dramatic
Inspiring
Solutions
Portraits
Bird
What do we do
chimps
saving animals
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World Economic Forum