Seth Godin's latest book, This Is Strategy, offers valuable insights for crafting compelling narratives that can drive positive change, particularly in the realm of conservation storytelling. By applying Godin's strategic thinking to visual storytelling, we can create unique and action-oriented narratives that inspire audiences to engage with conservation efforts.
The richest stories reflect the heart of humanity and the wisdom of nature. Author Irma Gold's debut novel The Breaking is a vessel for both. The effervescent story keeps a thrilling pace and captures the indomitable spirit of a woman unearthing the dark side of elephant tourism in Thailand.
Very excited to announce that our friends @thebigcatpeople have launched a Kickstarter campaign to produce a stunning wildlife photography book for conservation, called ‘Sacred Nature Volume 2: Reconnecting People to Our Planet.’ The book presents an array of thought-provoking words and evocative images from around the world, celebrating the wonders of our Planet through Jonathan & Angela’s beautiful photography.
Remembering Cheetahs provides a breathtaking view of the iconic and graceful big cat. The book encompasses a rich collection of insights and vivid imagery from over 70 of the world's top wildlife photographers including Greg du Toit, Marsel van Oosten, Frans Lanting, Art Wolfe and Jonathan & Angela Scott, with an aim to raise awareness of the plight facing cheetahs and also to raise funds to protect them.
Sarah Wilson's new book, 'This One Wild and Precious Life' is an unpretencious and invigorating expose on human-driven climate change and a valuable resevoir for those seeking to reclaim lost connections with nature.
Artist and author, Shaun Tan, paints a vivid portrait of the bond between humans and dogs. A reflection os Tan’s delphic imagination, his latest book, Dog (published by Allen & Unwin, November 2020) is an evocative ode to the unspoken kinship of all living creatures with powerful sentiment for the solace such friendship brings.
From pencil to page, Shaun Tan shares the muses which moved him to create during months of lockdown. Tan teaches us it is the little observations in life which bring a story to life!