Wolf School, Episode 4.
Sept 9, 2020 @ 6pm PST
Cristina Mittermeier
Learn about the ethical considerations of wildlife photography and the experience of spending time with wolves in the wild.
It's always so exciting to see just how many people, and from how far afield, viewers are signing in from on Zoom. Woo-hoo #WolfSchool is underway! Wow, @cmittermeier is a powerhouse. pic.twitter.com/nTwJc2nWjO
— Communication arts (@docu_li) September 10, 2020
"…there is an additional step that can be taken by the nature photographer, one in which the practitioner is not just interested in documenting nature or creating works of art, but in making images that, in fact, protect the subject they depict." – @cmittermeier #wolfschool
— Design & more design (@dsgncmms) September 10, 2020
"I try to speak out when I can to protect diversity in nature. Wolves are part of that diversity." @cmittermeier #ConservationPhotography #wolfschool
— Sherwin Arnott (@sherwinarnott) September 10, 2020
"Diversity encourages resilience" – paraphrasing @cmittermeier in #WolfSchool about how having wolves in the wild makes for a stronger ecosystem.
— Gayathri (@GayathriKWrites) September 10, 2020
(Can also suggest that this works in many systems)
Aug 26, 2020 @ 3pm PST Featuring Regan Downey of Wolf Conservation Center (Broadcasting from New York). With many populations of wolves in North America extirpated, Regan will provide insight into current reintroduction efforts in the US. The episode also provides an opportunity to meet some of the wolves currently at the center. Register for…
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