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The eleventh Remembering Wildlife book, launched with the photographs on the screen.
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At Royal Geographical Society.
Margot Raggett started Remembering Wildlife in 2016 after finding a poached elephant in Kenya; each book gathers donated work from wildlife photographers and the proceeds go to conservation. This one is about giraffes, whose numbers have fallen by about thirty per cent in three decades with very little public notice. Raggett, Stephanie Fennessy of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation and photographer Marcus Westberg present the images and the case, with a signing at the interval. From £28.00.
Wednesday 14 October 2026: 19:15 – 22:15
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