Photography can raise awareness of conservation issues through evocative images that create an emotional connection for the viewer. Join us for this month's Hardcore Natural History as we chat with accomplished freelance wildlife photographer and polar expedition guide Jacqueline Deely to discuss more on this topic. A certified California Naturalist, Deely has joined efforts to protect the Western snowy plover and the black oystercatcher through photography, as well as through community science monitoring. Registration is free, with a suggested donation of $15.
Masks are required at this event.
Jacqueline Deely is a freelance wildlife photographer, instructor and polar expedition guide. Passionate about the environment, she uses her work to showcase the beauty of the natural world and draw attention to conservation issues. A certified California naturalist, Jacqueline loves to be involved in environmental causes and activities. Her images have supported numerous organizations including: Audubon California, the Elkhorn Slough Foundation, San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, Point Blue Conservation Science, Global Penguin Society and the Wildlife Conservation Network. Learn more by visiting her website: http://www.jacquelinedeely.com