Can Photography Actually Save Wildlife? - with MARGOT RAGGETT - Episode 305

Can Photography Actually Save Wildlife? - with MARGOT RAGGETT - Episode 305

April 16, 2026 · 1h 20m · Episode 305

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This episode explores how photography can impact wildlife conservation through a conversation with Margot Raggett.

In this episode of The Camera Shake Podcast , we explore one of the biggest questions in photography today—can images really make a difference in the real world? I’m joined by wildlife photographer and conservationist Margot Raggett, founder of the Remembering Wildlife series, which has raised over £1.25 million for conservation projects around the globe. Margot shares how a single moment on safari changed the course of her career, and how she turned photography into a powerful tool for impact. We dive into wildlife photography, storytelling, and the role photographers can play in conservation. This conversation also covers building a photography project, collaborating with top creatives, and how to create images that go beyond aesthetics and actually drive change. Whether you’re an amateur photographer, professional, or building a photography business, this episode will challenge how you think about your work and its potential. If you enjoy conversations like this, consider subscribing and check out more episodes on photography, videography, and the photography business. #wildlifephotphotography #MargottRaggett #PhotographyPodcast #CameraShakePodcast…

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Host: Kersten Luts

Guest: Margot Raggett

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