Connecting Young Adults To Conservation Through Photography

OUR LAST WORKSHOP

Talk about a workshop with ready students! This photography class from Branson High School were primed and ready to shoot. After a stimulating discussion about conservation and how photography can be an important and efficient tool in protecting wild places, we hit the trail with our cameras. Teacher Allyson Seal had everyone outfitted with Canon DSLR cameras with both landscape and zoom lenses. While plants dominated the walk, we were able to see an American Badger, a burrowing owl and even a bobcat ran across the trail in front of us! Next workshop we have to work on our speed as nobody got the shot! :)

If you feel inspired by our work, any donation to help us keep these workshops free for young adults is greatly appreciated. You can donate HERE.

At times, Conservation Kids will set dates for workshops that any teenager can join.
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Are you a San Francisco Bay Area photographer interested in leading a workshop for a group of young adults? Great! Drop us a line.