In this multimedia presentation, acclaimed photographer Steven David Johnson shows how wildlife photography can be used to both understand and protect the natural world. From pollinator relationships to the tiny amphibian inhabitants of vernal pools, direct sensory perception reveals a remarkable world of ecological relationships in the mountains and rivers of Virginia.
Steven David Johnson is a conservation photographer and Professor of Visual and Communication Arts at Eastern Mennonite University. His photography of the natural world has appeared in Nature Conservancy Magazine, Ranger Rick, Virginia Wildlife, Biographic, Orion, National Science Teachers Association Press books, and numerous conservation publications and journals.