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@DanielpWildlife
Feb 20, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
Being a Wildlife Media student, I have had plenty of encounters with animals, some of which are very aware of my presence. #cumbriawildlifemedia 1/4.
I was recently photographing Grey Herons at one of my favourite wildlife spots, when one of the majestic beasts locked eyes with me... 2/4
The viewfinder of my camera acting as a telescope of sorts, the golden glow of it's eyes staring into my very soul. 3/4 Image
It's almost like I could relate to this animal more than anything else in that moment, giving me an even deeper respect for wildlife as we know it. 4/4

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Mar 31, 2023
What stories of the "Wild" have I encountered? #cumbriawildlifemedia 1/4
The wild is undoubtedly a beautiful place, where one can experience the world in it's most natural beauty, a place where wildlife can roam free of major human contact. This beckons the question though, is it really a safe place to explore? 2/4
There are countless stories about people going into the wild and suffering the consequences, whether it be getting lost, stuck or worse. The story of Aron Lee Ralston is one such case, a mountaineer who suffered a terrible accident in the wild who lived to tell the tale. 3/4
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Mar 29, 2023
The negatives of the animal trade
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Despite the global conservation efforts, there is still much harm that humans cause to wildlife, such as ivory and fox hunting, shark fin culling and other dastardly trades which involve innocent wildlife. 2/4
Elephants and Rhinos have been hunted for their ivory for hundreds of years, their distribution becoming critical as of recently, and for what? To be sold for outdated medicines? 3/4
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Mar 29, 2023
The positives of the animal trade #cumbriawildlifemedia . 1/4
The animal trade is a much debated topic within the world of conservation, some think we should leave species alone whereas others see that immediate action is required to save our beloved species. 2/4
It is uncontested that conservation is extremely valued and necessary to ensure the survival of endangered species, this can be done through a variety of ways such as rewilding. 3/4
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Mar 29, 2023
How, if at all, do our relationships with wildlife change out in nature? #cumbriawildlifemedia . 1/4
As a wildlife photographer, I feel there are many differences between a wild species and a captive species both behavioural and physically. 2/4
There's a certain thrill to being able to learn and track a certain species in the wild to the point where you are able to witness it as if you were invisible, something that simply cannot be replicated in an enclosed environment. 3/4
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Mar 29, 2023
What draws people into the "wild"? #cumbriawildlifemedia 1/4.
I feel we should start with the word "wild" itself, it can mean a host of different things, moreso crazy/untamed through the saying "that's wild" or a vast habitat deprived of human contact. 2/4
Studies during the height of the Covid pandemic concluded that most people, whether they knew it or not, benefitted from being in nature mentally, and during the lockdown a majority remarked missing nature and the outside. 3/4
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