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Public presentations and lectures

My photographic and volunteer work is dedicated to the protection of natural environments. A biologist by training, I have presented numerous lectures on natural history in conjunction with my photography. The audiences include members of nature and photography societies in Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan, as well as local chapters of the Sierra Club, and National Audubon Society in the US.

I am energetic and knowledgeable speaker, and have frequently been invited to give presentations at various conferences and meetings. If you are looking for a speaker for your public event, inquire about our selection of illustrated lectures with a travel, nature, or adventure theme. Presented with hundreds of outstanding photographs, personal insight, and captivating story line, your guests will be quickly immersed in a fascinating virtual journey. I also lead photography workshops and filed trips.

Upcoming public presentations:

• December 8, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. - I will take part in the panel discussion "Nature Photography Exposed: Tips and Techniques" Location: Room 106, Biology Building, University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon (this is a Saskatoon Nature Society monthly meeting, open to the public)
• April 13-15, 2012 - I will give a presentation "Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek" at the Frame by Frame PhotoForum in Regina. Details TBA

Past presentations:

• October 2011 - presentation for the Saskatchewan Environmental Society. "The Decade on Biodiversity: a Saskatchewan Perspective". at the Cliff Wright Library in Saskatoon
• April 2011 - presentation "Biodiversity hotspots in Saskatchewan" at the Frances Morrison Library in Saskatoon.
• January 2011 - presentation "Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek" for the Saskatoon Camera Club.
• December 2010 - presentation "The International Year of Biodiversity: a Saskatchewan Perspective" at the University of Saskatchewan (for the Saskatoon Nature Society).
• June 2010 - an audio-visual presentation "Guardians of the Grasslands - Home for the Range" at the opening of the Nature Saskatchewan Spring Meet in Saskatoon, Sask.
• March 2009 - presentation titled "Wanuskewin Heritage Park - the seasons" at the Frances Morrison Library in Saskatoon, Sask.
• February 2008 - The Great Sand Hills presentation at a fund-raising event for the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Saskatoon, Sask.

 

To learn more about the upcoming events, or to book a private or public engagement, please contact Branimir.

 
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