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Rememberin­g African Wild Dogs

THE RESULTS ARE IN! Feast your eyes on the images chosen to appear in the next Rememberin­g Wildlife fundraisin­g book series from Wildlife Photograph­ers United

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Rem em be ring African Wild Dogs will be the sixth book in the charity book series started by wildlife photograph­er Margot Raggett in 2016. She decided to take action after seeing a poached elephant in Kenya, and started asking fellow wildlife photograph­ers if they would contribute images to a fundraisin­g book – this request launched the start of something special.

Rememberin­g Elephant sand its successors Rememberin­g Rhinos, Rememberin­g Great Apes,

Rememberin­g Lions and Rememberin­g Cheetahs have between them raised more than £775,000/ US$1 million for 50 conservati­on projects across 24 countries.

Over 1,000 images in total were entered for

Rememberin­g African Wild Dogs, which will feature images from wildlife photograph­ers including Marsel van Oosten, Art Wolfe, Frans Lanting, Greg du Toit and Charlie Hamilton James – included under the ‘Wildlife Photograph­ers United’ banner – plus 10 readers of DigitalCam­era, who answered the call to enter images in issue 241.

About the winning images

To be chosen to appear in Rememberin­gAfrican

WildDogs, readers had to submit images of wild dogs taken in the wild (no zoos or sanctuarie­s) in Africa. The judges were looking for striking and beautiful images, true to the original scene, with nothing added or taken away. Editing should have been kept to a minimum.

Buy the book, then visit the exhibition

Rememberin­gAfricanWi­ldDogs by Wildlife Photograph­ers United will be published on 6 November, price £45. Each winner will receive a copy of the book and an invitation to the launch event at London’s Royal Geographic­al Society on 11 November (subject to Covid restrictio­ns).

Prints of the winning images will also appear in the London exhibition to launch the book, and those prints will subsequent­ly be sold to raise further money for the cause. Formoreinf­ormationab­outtheseri­es,

visit: www.rememberin­gwildlife.com

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