International League of Conservation Photographers
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The International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP)[1] is a nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography. It was founded in 2005 by Cristina Mittermeier and others at the 8th World Wilderness Congress[2] in Alaska.
The ILCP conducts Rapid Assessment Visual Expeditions or RAVEs [3] to locations where threats to biodiversity are imminent. Teams of specialized ILCP photographers enter the region to produce a comprehensive picture of the area in a short amount of time. The images collected are then used to bring awareness to the threat[4]
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[edit] List of ILCP Photographers
Alison Jones[5]
Amy Gulick
Annie Griffiths
Art Wolfe
Balan Madhavan
Beverly Joubert
Bob Rozinski
Boyd Norton
Brian Skerry
Carlton Ward Jr.
Chris Rainier
Christian Ziegler
Robin Moore[6]
Colin Prior
Connie Bransilver
Cristina Mittermeier[7]
Daniel Beltra
David Doubilet
Flip Nicklin
Florian Mollers
Florian Schulz
Frans Lanting
Garth Lenz
Gary Braasch
Igor Shpilenok
Jack Dykinga
James Balog
Jim Brandenburg
Joel Sartore
Kevin Schafer
Klaus Nigge
Leo and Dorothy Keeler
Luciano Candisani
Matthias Breiter
Michael "Nick" Nichols
Michael Aw
Michael Forsberg
Michele Westmorland
Niall Benvie
Norbert Rosing
Patricio Robles Gil
Paul Nicklen[8]
Pete Oxford
Phil Borges
Piotr Naskrecki
Robert Glenn Ketchum
Roy Toft
Sandesh Kadur
Staffan Widstrand
Stephen G. Maka
Steve Winter
Suzi Eszterhas
Theo Allofs
Thomas Mangelsen
Thomas Peschak
Tim Laman
Tom Blagden
Tui De Roy
Wade Davis
Wendy Shattil
Xi Zhinong
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