2020VISION Press Room
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What's 2020VISION all about?
- 2020VISION is the most ambitious visual media project ever staged in the UK.
- 20 of our best nature photographers alongside videographers and sound recordists have been commissioned to undertake 20 ground-breaking assignments across the country to document some of the most important habitat restoration projects taking place today in the UK.
- Their stunning images, video and sound recordings along with insightful interviews will be woven together to bring these stories to life through a series of unique roadshows up and down the country.
- Innovative exhibitions, AV shows and outdoor projections will engage with a massive audience to convey the value of restoring our most important but often fragmented habitats.
- 2020VISION aims to reveal why a wilder UK is good news for us all. To show that healthy ecosystems are not just for wildlife but are fundamental to each and every one of us.
To find out more:
- Listen to the interview with Project Co-ordinator, Peter Cairns (click on video top right).
- Download a copy of our latest brochure
- Visit the About page
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An old grey seal displays his worn dentures. Lundy Island, Bristol Channel. Alex Mustard/2020VISION
Using a quadrat during a vegetation survey. Hope Farm, Cambridgeshire. Chris Gomersall/2020VISION
Family birdwatching in reedbeds at Westhay SWT reserve, Somerset Levels. Somerset, England. Guy Edwardes/2020VISION
Mountain hare (Lepus timidus) running across snow. Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. Mark Hamblin/2020VISION
