Wildlife Photography Project Effectively Secures Funding for Conservation Initiatives
**Vicki Jauron, “Giraffes Can Dance.”**
Tackling the seriousness of threatened wildlife is most powerful when approached directly, a concept championed by Prints for Wildlife. Since 2020, this group has successfully generated over $2.1 million to aid wildlife and natural conservation through stunning photography. Their newest project, Edition Hope, which launched on August 21, could be their most ambitious effort to date.
Curating prints contributed by more than 200 photographers, Edition Hope directs net proceeds to Conservation International. This compilation showcases pieces from both well-known and rising artists, highlighting a variety of animal species. From lions quenching their thirst at a watering hole to giraffes joyfully frolicking and elephants engaging in playful tussles, each photograph embodies the splendor of nature.
Edition Hope sets itself apart not only via its breadth but also by emphasizing how worldwide conservation efforts have been compromised by budget reductions. Past environmental safeguards, such as those administered by the Environmental Protection Agency during the Trump era, experienced notable reversals.
“In 2025, the crisis isn’t a virus—it’s a retreat of essential funding for wildlife and conservation,” states Pie Aerts, co-founder of Prints for Wildlife. The photography in Edition Hope aspires to inform and involve onlookers regarding challenges such as climate change and deforestation, exemplified by Rahul Sachdev’s poignant “Blazing Through.”
Daniela Raik, the interim CEO of Conservation International, highlights the mutual reliance of nature and human beings: “When nature flourishes, so do we.”
Limited to 50 editions, each print is available for $125 until September 21, 2025. For additional information, visit Prints for Wildlife’s [website](https://www.printsforwildlife.org/).
**Prints for Wildlife’s latest endeavor, Edition Hope, unites contributions from over 200 nature photographers to support Conservation International.**
**Edition Hope aims to shed light on how environmental safeguards have been progressively weakened globally.**
**Prints are offered in exclusive runs of 50 and can be purchased until September 21, 2025.**
For further details: [Website](https://www.printsforwildlife.org/) | [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/printsforwildlife/)
*My Modern Met granted permission to showcase photos by Prints for Wildlife.*
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