Her photography site highlights project work on Mexico City wildlife, the Yucatán Peninsula, Veracruz, Xochimilco, Bahía de Banderas, Aves Argentinas, and the crisis of zoos.
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Tamara Blazquez Haik
Mexico
Tamara Blazquez Haik is a Mexican conservation photographer and storyteller. Through photography and journalism, she raises awareness of environmental issues through a decolonial and ethical lens, while supporting Indigenous and local conservation efforts, land defense, water defense, and nature protection movements in Mexico and beyond. Her work is grounded in the belief that effective, lasting conservation depends on understanding nature, wildlife, and the people who protect them. She uses photography and storytelling to make scientific information accessible, inspire care for the natural world, and encourage action to protect the planet.
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Holbox Island, MexicoHolbox Wildlife: How Urbanization Is Reshaping Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula
On a sandbar island where flamingos still wade the shallows, rapid development is rewriting the rules of coexistence between people and the wild.
Tamara Blazquez Haik
Feb 17, 20266 min