Britta Jaschinski biography
Britta Jaschinski is an award-winning wildlife photojournalist known for her compelling investigations into the relationship between humans and nature. Her distinctive photographic style sheds light on environmental and wildlife crimes, often serving as powerful evidence to urge governments, lawmakers, businesses, and the public to take meaningful action towards a more sustainable future.
Collaborating with authorities and environmental organisations, Jaschinski’s work is featured in international magazines, books, exhibitions, and festivals. Outside of her assignments, she is a sought-after speaker at major photography and conservation events across Europe, where she addresses large, global audiences.
Website: www.brittaphotography.com
Her investigative images and multimedia presentations can be hard-hitting and yet they are hauntingly beautiful and deeply impactful — raising awareness while inspiring change. A passionate advocate for the natural world, she initiates and leads global awareness campaigns and currently partners with crime investigators and scientists to develop strategies aimed at ending the illegal wildlife trade within our lifetime.
Website: www.brittaphotography.com
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