CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHY

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Help protect what you see.

Stories, ideas, and photographs that connect our love of the marshlands with care for its future.

After the Rain: water droplets on a plant, photographed by Jerry Flynn

START WITH OUR MARSH

Every photograph can begin a conversation.

Notice how water, plants, wildlife, and people share this landscape. Document seasonal changes, pair your images with observations, and help others understand why the Abbott Marshlands matter.

After the Rain · Jerry Flynn

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Photograph responsibly

National Wildlife Federation / Melissa Groo ·

What’s Wrong with This Picture?

Wildlife game farms offer photographers access to captive animals such as wolves, bears, and cougars in staged, natural-looking settings. Conservation photographer Melissa Groo examines the ethical concerns behind these facilities, including animal welfare, misleading portrayals of captive animals as wild, and their impact on conservation photography.

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