The Canadian Conservation Photography Collective (CCPC) was formed in 2021 with the objective of promoting conservation and science education through the production of strong, thought-provoking visual content.
The collective is composed of photographers from across the country and from a wide variety of backgrounds, including biology, education, journalism, social work, and business. Networking as a team dramatically improves our ability to shed light on conservation issues. Together, we can reach, inform, and engage a much wider audience.
In addition to regularly publishing content, the CCPC plans to expand its outreach activities to include conferences, presentations, and in-house print publications. We also plan to offer workshops, mentorship sessions, and guided expeditions aimed at a variety of skill levels.
To effectively document complex conservation issues throughout the entirety of the country, we work with other collectives, NGOs, non-profits, research organizations, governments, and communities.
The CCPC believes in photography as a tool to educate, inspire, and engage. Our goal is to produce content that will open dialogues, stimulate conversations, and ultimately bring about change.
The collective is composed of photographers from across the country and from a wide variety of backgrounds, including biology, education, journalism, social work, and business. Networking as a team dramatically improves our ability to shed light on conservation issues. Together, we can reach, inform, and engage a much wider audience.
In addition to regularly publishing content, the CCPC plans to expand its outreach activities to include conferences, presentations, and in-house print publications. We also plan to offer workshops, mentorship sessions, and guided expeditions aimed at a variety of skill levels.
To effectively document complex conservation issues throughout the entirety of the country, we work with other collectives, NGOs, non-profits, research organizations, governments, and communities.
The CCPC believes in photography as a tool to educate, inspire, and engage. Our goal is to produce content that will open dialogues, stimulate conversations, and ultimately bring about change.