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International League of Conservation Photographers

The International League of Conservation Photographers is a U.S. based non-profit organization whose mission is to support environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography and filmmaking. Founded in 2005, our programs are built on the participation and contributions of our Fellows, an elite group of the world’s top wildlife, nature and culture photographers who, in addition to displaying remarkable photographic skills, have each demonstrated a deep commitment to conservation efforts around the globe. Our Fellowship is a dynamic, collaborative, and supportive community that aims to influence all photographers and users of imagery to adopt the best and most sustainable practices with regards to the creation and use of visual media. Acceptance to the Fellowship is by application only and is granted to individuals who have a proven commitment to conservation action, superior photographic skills, and the highest ethical standards. Fellows actively work with and within iLCP to promote the organization, further the agenda of a wide variety of conservation issues, and collaborate with other photographers and organizations in order to encourage people to take action.

Arlington, VA Founded 2011 Revenue $753,517 1% for the Planet

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  • Barrans-Baldwin Trail (green)
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  • Seneca Creek Greenway
  • Rockburn Branch Trail

The record

EIN
27-1455999
Founded
2011
Annual revenue
$753,517
Headquarters
Arlington, VA
Website
www.conservationphotographers.org
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