Celebrity Scrapbooks
Attenborough, Fry, Strachan… these are just some of the famous fans of ARKive that have contributed to MyARKive’s brand new ‘Celebrity Scrapbook’ feature. Be one of the first to view a collection of ARKive films and photographs selected by some of the world’s most well-known wildlife TV presenters by clicking on the pictures below, and discover which furry critter left Stephen Fry weak at the knees, and why Chris Packham spent eight hours outside a ladies toilet.
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ARKive photographers feature at WildPhotos 2009
Eight of ARKive's world class contributors will speak at Wildscreen's nature photography symposium, WildPhotos, on 23 & 24 October at the Royal Geographical Society in London. WildPhotos is the UK’s premier event for those passionate about nature photography. With a sensational line-up of over 20 of the world’s finest nature photographers and industry experts, including winners from the prestigious Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, this two-day event, held at the Royal Geographical Society in London, promises to inspire and enthuse. Tickets still available. UAE competition deadline approaches If you are a wildlife enthusiast with photos or films of species that can be found in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), then ARKive wants to hear from you. As part of its relationship with the Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi, Wildscreen is running a competition to find the very best audio-visual records of UAE wildlife to sit alongside work from thousands of the world’s finest filmmakers and photographers at www.arkive.org, with the overall winner receiving a copy of the Planet Earth book signed by Sir David Attenborough. Upload your images or film clips to the ARKive Flickr group with the tag "UAE species" or e-mail low resolution jpegs to us at arkive@wildscreen.org.uk before Friday 28 August 2009.
ARKive joins up with ILCP at WiLD9Always looking to engage with an international audience, ARKive has joined up with the International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP) to help deliver the WiLD SPEAK conservation communications symposium, taking place during the WiLD 9 Congress, in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico this coming November. The WiLD SPEAK programme (9 - 12 November) will include a series of world class photography and filmmaking events, including exhibits, workshops, lectures, screenings and presentations by some of the world’s best conservation photographers and wildlife filmmakers, brought together by ILCP and ARKive. |
Sir David Attenborough 
