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The term “Big Five” originally referred to challenging animals to hunt in Africa, but today, it symbolizes some of the continent’s largest and most iconic wildlife. Renowned British photographer Graeme Green has now introduced a “New Big Five” for wildlife photography. This global initiative involved 50,000 individuals worldwide voting for the five animals they most desire to photograph or witness captured in the wild. The crowned winners were the elephant, polar bear, lion, gorilla, and tiger.
“The New Big 5” photography book has been released this week, showcasing these animals alongside other endangered wildlife. The book features stunning images by legendary photographers like Ami Vitale, Steve McCurry, and Paul Nicklen, along with essays by conservationists such as Jane Goodall and Paula Kahumbu.
Green’s book aims to highlight wildlife conservation and address critical issues like habitat loss, poaching, pollution, and climate change. By capturing these animals through the lens, the project encourages people to appreciate and protect these vulnerable species.
Including contributions from 144 renowned wildlife photographers worldwide, the book represents a diverse range of species at risk. These incredible images serve as a poignant reminder of the urgent need to protect biodiversity.
With around one million plant and animal species facing extinction, the “New Big 5” serves as ambassadors for the global conservation effort. Through powerful visuals and insightful essays, the book not only raises awareness about the challenges faced by wildlife but also offers solutions like rewilding and the role of indigenous communities in conservation.
Featuring a chapter on endangered species beyond the “New Big 5,” the book underscores the severe threat posed by climate change to wildlife worldwide. Jane Goodall, a prominent conservationist, emphasizes the importance of immediate action to heal the natural world and preserve these iconic species for future generations.
“The New Big 5: A Global Photography Project For Endangered Wildlife” by Graeme Green, published by Earth Aware Editions, is now available for purchase starting April 4, 2023. So, don’t miss the opportunity to explore and support this impactful initiative while enjoying the beauty of our planet’s wildlife.