A laid-back chat about birds, experiences while birding, bird-related topics and much more from around the world. Bird is the Word intends to share a global perspective of the birding experience.
In this episode, we chat with award-winning nature photographer Georgina Steytler. Georgina is a nature photographer with a passion for birds, conservation and ethics. Her interest in photography became a passion over ten years ago when she began volunteer work with BirdLife WA. Since then, she has been working to produce images for use for free by conservation organisations across Australia, as well as teaching the art and ethics of bird photography through workshops, talks and articles. She has won numerous awards, including winning the 2020 Bird Photographer of the Year (Portfolio Prize), Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018 (Invertebrates: Behaviour ).
Georgina will be talking about her unique approach to photography, ethics in the field, being a certified wildlife rehabber in Australia (furry guest appearances during the episode are very likely), and most importantly her upcoming book entitled “For the Love of Birds” published by Australian Geographic; with author proceeds going to conservation.
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Webinar link - https://youtu.be/NwZ548TrMuI
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Guest - Georgina Steytler
Event platform - youtube_live_stream
Interaction
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Organizer
Faraaz Abdool is an internationally published freelance conservation and wildlife photographer/writer who specializes in birds and the issues they face worldwide. He graciously serves on the Trinidad and Tobago Bird Status and Distribution Committee (formerly the Trinidad and Tobago Rare Bird Committee), and leads birding trips on both islands. Faraaz also runs yearly birding and wildlife tours to East Africa.
Faraaz is also the author of “Casual Birding in Trinidad & Tobago”, an extensive volume designed to market T&T as an attractive and easy birding destination as well as to educate the local population about their avian cohabitants.
Faraaz cultivates wildlife consciousness via his words and images, in a last-ditch attempt to reconnect humans with nature and save the world.