THE

PARADOX

SPECTRUM

THE

PARADOX

SPECTRUM

STORIES OF CONSERVATION TOLD

THROUGH LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

FEATURED

BRITISH COLUMBIA

BELLA COOLA - CLAYOQUOT SOUND - HAIDA GWAII

For millennia, Indigenous First Nations and coastal Tribes have called this region home, relying on the lands and waters for traditional practices, fishing and other cultural and economic uses. These original stewards’ cultures, languages and livelihoods were born from the landscape and to this day—and for generations to come—they maintain a vibrant and strong connection to the lands and waters.

Unsustainable natural resource use has been the default in many parts of British Columbia, which has led to conflict between communities, environmental groups and extractive industries.

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THIS EXHIBITION NEEDS YOUR HELP

In order to complete the creation of photographs this project needs to revisit Bella Coola, BC in 2025! PLEASE CONSIDER FUNDING this project to make it possible to create the prints needed for an exhibition in 2026.

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HELP BY

I DONATING TO THE INDIEGOGO
II PURCHASING A PRINT
III MAKING A DIRECT DONATION

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2024 PROJECT LECTURE

A lecture given to the Wrangell Mountains Center students in McCarthy, Alaska.

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THIS PROJECT

Please consider purchasing a print or making a direct donation to support the next steps in this project. Funds will be used for finishing the next chapter of the project called “STAND” which highlights multiple First Nation conservation success stories in colonial British Columbia. Purchases and donations over $300 will receive an 8x10 print from the 2024-2025 expeditions.