Andy & Sarah feature in ‘Remembering Lions’
Remembering Lions is the 4th in the incredibly successful series of beautiful books produced by conservationist and photographer Margot Raggett. Since the inception of the Remembering Wildlife project (that was founded by Margot) back in 2016) the books have raised a staggering amount of money for local wildlife conservation organisations. With the primary goal to ensure the future protection of the species focused within each publication.
Andy & Sarah are both delighted and also very proud to once again be part of the Remembering Wildlife series’ (having also had their images featured in both the ”Remembering Elephants & Remembering Great Apes’ book publications) with two images donated for the latest instalment; ‘Remembering Lions’. The latest book focuses on raising awareness and funds for this iconic species. Whose future survival is sadly facing significant threats from both increasing habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict. Andy and Sarah feature alongside over sixty other world renowned photographers, all of whom have donated their beautiful images.
You can read more about this important initiative here and to read how it’s success has made such a vital contribution to conservation.
Andy & Sarah Skinner with their images at the Gallery launch. Pall Mall, London
The book launch took place at the Royal Geographic Society in London in October 2019 with over 600 people in attendance. Speakers at the event included the founder of the project Margot Raggett, Jonathan Scott and Brent Stapelkamp. Whom all delivered excellent and very thought provoking presentations. Following the presentations the annual book signing commenced, where a staggering 250 books were signed by those contributing photographers who were able to attend the event (this included Andy & Sarah).
Remembering Wildlife Founder Margot Raggett
The book signing at the RGS in London
The book signing at the RGS in London
Remembering Lions really is a beautiful book. A publication that tells a story, through powerful and beautiful imagery of the power and resilience of this magnificent species. It’s not too late to purchase either the Remembering Lions book or one of the other wonderful publications, each celebrating the beauty and importance of these wildlife species. Please do visit www.rememberingwildlife.com if you wish to purchase a book. Knowing that your contribution will help drive the future survival of wildlife species.
A huge thank you to those who have been part of this fantastic conservation initiative.