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Events October 23 & October 25, 2009: GDT International Nature Photography Festival (LÜnen, Germany) Joel is heading to Europe to speak at the GDT photo festival. More information on the GDT site November 17, 2009: Defenders of Wildlife - Carnivore Conference (Denver, CO) Details and conference registration. November 21, 2009: Lancaster Performing Arts Center (Lancaster, CA) Details and ticket info. February 17-19, 2010: NANPA Summit (Reno, NV) Details. February 26, 2010: Photograph Nebraska Symposium (Hastings, NE) More information and online registration. Exhibit Schedule: NEW - Vanishing Gems: The Amphibian Crisis Amphibians around the world are in serious trouble. We stand to lose half of this entire class of animals within the next 10 years. Habitat destruction and pollution have been steadily taking a toll. Now a deadly fungus is sweeping the globe, often taking every toad, newt, salamander and frog that it comes across. This exhibit looks not only at this catastrophic decline in the wild, from the High Sierras of California to the cloud forests of Ecuador, but also uses a series of studio portraits to showcase this incredibly diverse group of creatures. Check back soon for details on the next showing. Preview images courtesy of David Griffin: 
Fragile Nature: A Personal View Fragile Nature is a photo exhibit featuring over 50 images from Joel's career documenting wildlife, natural history, and land use issues for National Geographic Magazine. Showing species from as far away as South America and as close as Lincoln, Nebraska, the exhibit sends a clear message that it's up to every single one of us to save the Earth. Visit the online version. August 30 - October 25, 2009: University of Northern Iowa Museum 3219 Hudson Road, Cedar Falls, IA June 25 - August 8, 2010: Dan G. Hansen Memorial Museum Logan, KS On the Land On the Land explores our relationship with the earth, with an eye toward sustainable land use and the true value of wilderness. The show examines the questions surrounding these issues in detail, using four geographic areas in various stages of development. Visit the online version. Fall 2009: Nebraska Nature and Visitor Center Wood River, NE. Click here for the Center's website. |