
Learning to See Connection: What Long-Term Photography Reveals About Conservation
FromGeorgina Goodwin · Photographer
The hidden tales of nature lovers and experts from every corner of the globe, driven by an unwavering passion for discovery, learning, and protection.
Untold Stories is the heart of Untold Wildlife, an independent, volunteer-led home for wildlife journalism told firsthand. We hand the microphone to the scientists, photographers, and conservationists who are there when it happens, and let their work carry the weight.
From a back garden to the farthest coast, every story foregrounds the people and places usually left out of the frame, and the wildlife they are fighting to protect.
Featuring Georgina Goodwin, Neeva Sumaria, Tamara Blazquez Haik
The stories our readers return to most, followed by the latest from the field, newest first.

Every Untold Story as it lands, told firsthand by photographers, scientists, conservationists, and local voices.

Georgina Goodwin
Apr 15, 2026Kenya

Neeva Sumaria
Mar 26, 2026Lamu, Kenya

Tamara Blazquez Haik
Feb 17, 2026Holbox, Mexico

Magni Macro
Dec 14, 2025United States

Iker Duro Linares
Nov 11, 2025Spain

Imara Njeri
Oct 17, 2025Kenya
Every Untold Story begins somewhere real. Explore the places ours are filed from, from a back garden to the farthest coast.
27 stories on the map
Maasai Mara, KenyaLearning to See Connection: What Long-Term Photography Reveals About ConservationGeorgina Goodwin
Lamu, KenyaThe Flipflopi Project: Kila Kitu InawezekanaNeeva Sumaria
Watamu, KenyaKenya's Battle to Protect Sea Turtles, at Sea and on LandAmos Kiarie
Shimoni, KenyaEntangled in MangrovesNeeva Sumaria
Nairobi, KenyaThrough My Lens: Reclaiming the Wild Stories of My HomelandImara Njeri
Amboseli, KenyaRedefining Conservation: Animals and People Thriving TogetherAzzedine T. Downes
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, UgandaMountain Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest: An Adventure of a LifetimeJenna Price Mercurio
Mabamba Swamp, UgandaThe Shoebill: A Journey to a Prehistoric Wonder of NatureRocco Scanzuso
Etosha & the Namib, NamibiaThe Enchantment of African Wildlife: A Photographer's HeavenAmber
Greater Kruger, South AfricaThe Art of Noticing: A Cornerstone of Wildlife FilmmakingJura Bakx
Holbox Island, MexicoHolbox Wildlife: How Urbanization Is Reshaping Mexico's Yucatán PeninsulaTamara Blazquez Haik
Playa del Carmen, MexicoDiving with Bull Sharks in Playa del Carmen: Breaking the Myths and Supporting ConservationDiana & Wynand
Central Florida, United StatesPhotographing Wildlife in Your Own YardKaren González Videla
Badlands National Park, United StatesLessons from the Past: The Role of the Fossil Record in Protecting the FutureMatt & Max
Costa Rica, Costa RicaDiscover, Learn and Protect with Jeremiah Winden, Macro Photographer and ExplorerMagni Macro
Dutch countryside, NetherlandsProtecting Barn Owls: Community Involvement in the NetherlandsNicolas Clerc
Zuid-Kennemerland, NetherlandsRediscovering Myself Through Wildlife Photography: A Journey of HealingDeniz Dalkilic
Vienna, AustriaSurvival of the Fittest: How Wildlife Adapts to Urban HabitatsNikolai Goritschnig
Basque Country, SpainOur Tiny Companions: The Wonderful World of Microscopic OrganismsIker Duro Linares
Germany, GermanyHated, Shunned, and Misunderstood: The Story of the City PigeonNephila Wildlife
Zurich, SwitzerlandThe Secret Kingdom of Fungi Beneath the SoilGulce Tekin
Istanbul, TürkiyeThe Life of a Tree, in the Body of an EarthwormSefa Kaya - Villcorvus
Lithuania, LithuaniaThe Magic of Macro PhotographyMagni Macro
Lithuania, LithuaniaSome Life in the Pond: Of Water Striders and DamselfliesMagni Macro
Lithuania, LithuaniaThe Spiders Next Door: Why You Don't Have to Fear ThemMagni Macro
French Polynesia, French PolynesiaGuardians of the Deep: Lessons from Humpback Whales on Conservation and ConnectionRachel Moore
The High Arctic, CircumpolarClimate Change and the Arctic Fox: The Red Fox InvasionJacob BuckMany of our stories are tied to conservation in different ways. Some grew directly from field projects, while others were shaped by the people, places, and questions behind them. Here are the real world conservation efforts connected to our Untold Stories, and how each one found its way onto the page.
Bwindi, Uganda

Lamu, Kenya

Netherlands

Playa del Carmen, Mexico

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Conservation
Conservation Leader
Azzedine T. Downes is the President and CEO of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), where he leads global efforts to protect animals and their habitats. Known for his innovative approach, Downes has expanded IFAW's reach in tackling issues like wildlife trafficking and habitat destruction. With a background in diplomacy and international development, he has built strong collaborations with governments and communities worldwide. His leadership emphasizes sustainable solutions that benefit both wildlife and people, making him a key figure in global conservation.
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