You're Invited!
Our goal is to inspire listeners to become leaders in wildlife conservation!
This is why we are committed to live events as well as our weekly podcast.
Here are a few ways for you to connect with our guests in person! And of course don't forget to follow them on social media.
This is why we are committed to live events as well as our weekly podcast.
Here are a few ways for you to connect with our guests in person! And of course don't forget to follow them on social media.
Baja de California Mexico & Whales
5 Days in Baja de California
3 Lagoons
Lots of Whales!
Feb 4-13, 2019
Deposit due by October 14th.
*Limited Seating Available so get in today.
All spaces in Baja are booked for 2020! This is a rare opportunity to go this year!
Send an email to reserve your space. projectsforwildlife@gmail.com
3 Lagoons
Lots of Whales!
Feb 4-13, 2019
Deposit due by October 14th.
*Limited Seating Available so get in today.
All spaces in Baja are booked for 2020! This is a rare opportunity to go this year!
Send an email to reserve your space. projectsforwildlife@gmail.com
May 1 - Plastic Pollution & Solutions For The Future
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Join Malte Niebelschütz, founder of Shore Buddies and Alicia Amerson, host of Projects for Wildlife Podcast for an evening of discussions and networking around the idea of plastic pollution and solutions for the future.
This event is for all environmental advocates, ocean-lovers, enviro policy makers, eco-consultants, outdoor adventures, and general public seeking more information about plastic pollution. Location: Mangelsen Images of Nature Gallery in La Jolla 7916 Girard Ave La Jolla, CA 92037 Time: 6-9 pm Support Shore Buddies efforts to reduce plastic waste. We will have the Shore Buddies onsite for purchase. Please RSVP to the event via Facebook. See you there! |
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May 22 - Ethics and The Nature Photographer
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Are you a nature photographer or into sustainable tourism?
Nature Photography Ethics has become a topic of controversy over the past few years with photographers pushing the limits to what can and should be done to create impactful images. In this seminar you will learn how professional wildlife photographers ethically make images and how to label them. During this presentation NANPA Ethics Committee Chair, Jennifer Leigh Warner will dive deep into this issue discussing the importance of social responsibility and maintaining public trust in the ethical considerations made during the creation of nature related imagery. Presenter: Jennifer Leigh Warner – North American Nature Photography Association-NANPA Ethics Committee Chair We'd love for you to join us! - Nature photographers - Ecotour operators - Tourists - Outdoor enthusiasts - Wildlife lovers A portion of the proceeds and donations will be collected for Shoot'emwithacamera A grassroots organization, Shoot’em With a Camera, was an idea that resulted in a successful campaign for grizzly bears, to get out in the field and hunt with a camera. As new species come under review for delisting from the Endangered Species List - once again the organization is ready to take a stance. Let's do our part and help them. |
Photo by Jennifer Leigh Warner
Contact the hosts:
Alicia Amerson - Projects for Wildlife - projectsforwildlife@gmail.com Jennifer Leigh Warner - Experience Wildlife - jennifer@experiencewildlife.com __________________________________________________ Location: Mangelsen Images of Nature 7916 Girard Ave La Jolla, CA 92037 __________________________________________________ Event Fee: $5 Early Bird $10 At The Door A portion of the proceeds and donations will be collected for Shoot'emwithacamera Jennifer will be featured in Episode 017 - Stay Tuned! |
March 21 - Women and Wildlife hosted by San Diego Green Drinks
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Women and Wildlife leader - Jennifer Palmer was spotlighted for her support of women around the world helping wildlife.
San Diego Green Drinks' March event: Women for Wildlife. How are women uniquely positioned in the wildlife conservation movement? How are women around the world are joining together to create a collective voice for wildlife conservation? Join us as Jennifer Palmer, founder of Women for Wildlife, answers how women and girls are leading the way towards a new approach to the protection and conservation of global wildlife. |
Jennifer Palmer will be featured in an upcoming episode! Stay tuned.
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