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Wild Eye Issue 06 explores how photography can shape what comes next, honoring our responsibility to the natural world beyond the frame. Thomas D. Mangelsen reflects on Bear 399, Margot Raggett marks 10 years of the epic Remembering Wildlife book series and its conservation impact, and Justin Black shares practical ways photographers can support conservation. Together, these voices remind us that photography isn’t an endpoint, but an invitation to advocate and act.

January 2026

Issue 06

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Wild Eye Issue 06 explores how photography can shape what comes next, honoring our responsibility to the natural world beyond the frame. Thomas D. Mangelsen reflects on Bear 399, Margot Raggett marks 10 years of the epic Remembering Wildlife book series and its conservation impact, and Justin Black shares practical ways photographers can support conservation. Together, these voices remind us that photography isn’t an endpoint, but an invitation to advocate and act.

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Parting Shot

Amusing nature and wildlife images, with commentary from the photographer.

Issue 06

Remembering
the Endangered

Dzanga Sangha, Central African Republic “This was a freak encounter in what is one of the most challenging places I have ever worked in. When not dodging grumpy forest elephants, it was possible to concentrate on some of the incredible, smaller fauna that these magical jungles house, and this little, white-bellied pangolin was determined to make himself famous.” Andy Skillen/ Remembering Wildlife

Dzanga Sangha, Central African Republic “This was a freak encounter in what is one of the most challenging places I have ever worked in. When not dodging grumpy forest elephants, it was possible to concentrate on some of the incredible, smaller fauna that these magical jungles house, and this little, white-bellied pangolin was determined to make himself famous.” Andy Skillen/ Remembering Wildlife

Protecting What Can Still Be Saved

Words by Margot Raggett MBE

I never set out to create a global movement. In truth, the “Remembering Wildlife” book series began with heartbreak — an early morning in northern Kenya in November 2014, when I came face-to-face with the cruelty and scale of the elephant poaching crisis.

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