Join us for this Community of Practice Series event to explore the power of photography for advocacy and conservation. Award-winning photographer and journalist, Osha Gray Davidson, will give us a peak into his ongoing project to document the lands and water above the largest copper deposit in North America (outside Superior, Arizona). Plans to mine the deposit would impact sacred Native American cultural sites, water, and habitat home to endangered and threatened species. In capturing the land before the mine, Osha allows us to see and appreciate the real costs of modern life.
Osha’s work has appeared in National Geographic, Scientific American, Rolling Stone, Sierra and many other print and online venues. His Arizona landscape images were selected for display at the Sandra Day O’Conner United States Courthouse and elsewhere. He lives in Phoenix.
*Complimentary refreshments will be provided*
Desert Botanical Garden, Dorrance Hall
1201 N Galvin Parkway
Phoenix, AZ 85008
RSVP to: cflower@dbg.org
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