AMI VITALE: Vital Signs

<p>Today on CAMERAS OFF (link in bio), Award-winning National Geographic photographer, filmmaker, and conservation storyteller Ami Vitale has spent her career documenting the fragile relationship between people and the natural world. Photograph the last living pair of northern white rhinos, orphaned, elephants, and pandas being introduced to the wild, as well as the rescue of Rothschild Giraffes trapped on an island. The stories go on and on…Named among the creators of <em>Photography&#39;s 21 Most Important Photographs of the 21st Century</em>, her work has helped bring global attention to some of Earth&#39;s most vulnerable species—from the last northern white rhinos and orphaned elephants to giant pandas—and the remarkable people fighting to save them. Through powerful visual storytelling, Ami reminds us that the greatest photographs don&#39;t simply document history; they have the power to change its course. To see all of the amazing photos and for a chance to make an impact go to AMIVITALE.COM </p><p>All episode guests bios at HowardFilms.com</p><p>Thanks to our partners, including: Madison River Fishing Co. Being a dependable source for fly fisherman in the know for over 40 years and to Cross mrfc.com Current Insurance for insuring those who want to protect their passion in the outdoors. crosscurrentinsurance.com</p><p>#nationalgeographic #photography #endangeredspecies #outdoors #conservation</p>