A collection of visually striking works by renowned National Geographic photographer and Explorer Joel Sartore will be showcased during "One Man's Quest To Document The World's Animals" at the Living Hall, 3rd floor of Siam Paragon, Rama I Road, from Thursday to July 29.
Held as part of the US embassy's campaign to highlight US-Thai collaboration on wildlife conservation efforts, the exhibition features some of Sartore's most captivating images, offering visitors a unique opportunity to come face-to-face with animals from the National Geographic Photo Ark project, including some that are endemic to Thailand and Southeast Asia.
The exhibition will educate visitors about the project, its mission and conservation efforts while engaging audiences of all ages through free educational materials and activities.
Founded by Sartore in 2006, the National Geographic Photo Ark is an ambitious project dedicated to documenting every species living in the world's zoos, aquariums, and wildlife sanctuaries. The project aims to inspire people to care for and protect these animals for future generations.
It's also a visually powerful and compelling initiative that seeks to photograph endangered species before it's too late. In addition to creating an archival record for posterity, this project serves as a hopeful platform for conservation and highlights the efforts of individuals and organisations working to preserve species worldwide.
Visit NatGeoPhotoArk.org and th.usembassy.gov/wildlife.
