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Fauna & Flora International believes that photographic imagery can be a powerful conservation tool in its own right. Over time we have built a catalogue that now holds more than 4,000 high-quality conservation images.

Malagasy Flying fox by Evan Bowen-Jones

The Malagasy Flying fox, Pteropus rufus, is the largest of Madagascar’s three endemic species of fruit bat.

Cao vit gibbon mother by Zhao Chao

Any birth is a joyful occasion for a mother, whether human or gibbon. With only around 110 cao vit gibbons, nomascus nasutus, remaining in the world, the birth of a baby has extra significance for this Critically Endangered species.

Cardamom bush frog by Jeremy Holden

This new species, Philautus cardamonus, was discovered in 2008 by Fauna & Flora International staff in Cambodia.

Jaguar by Juan Pablo Moreiras

Portrait of a Jaguar, Panthera onca, one of the several species of wild cat found in the Awacachi corridor, Ecuador.

Walnut harvesting by Chris Loades

The harvesting of walnuts has great economic importance to local communities who live in and around the fruit and nut forests of Kyrgyzstan.

Photography & us

Many of the photographs appearing on this website are drawn from our extensive wildlife photography catalogue.

In 2007, we joined forces with Still Pictures – the first, and widely regarded as the leading, environment and nature photographic agency - to share our imagery with the general public.

To view and buy our photographs, visit the Still Pictures Whole Earth Archive and search for photographs by ‘Juan Pablo Moreiras’, with whom we have worked on several assignments.

The income received by Fauna & Flora International from photographic sales is used to support conservation projects around the world.

To find out more about our wildlife photographs, please contact Roger Ingle, FFI Communications Officer at roger.ingle@fauna-flora.org or call: +44 (0)1223 579 491.

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