Lecture/Slideshow Presentations

Jenny believes that photography can be a very powerful conservation tool, and that members of the general public can be readily educated and motivated regarding conservation issues if they are inspired by beautiful, interesting, and compelling images combined with engaging information. Jenny strives to achieve that goal in her lecture/slideshow presentations.

Current Featured Presentation:

"LIFE ON THIN ICE: Polar Bear Biology, Ecology, Behavior & Conservation"

In this presentation - which includes more than 150 of Jenny's polar bear photographs, as well as many pertinent maps and other graphics - she discusses numerous issues relating to the biology, ecology, behavior, and conservation of polar bears. The scientific material Jenny presents is fully accurate and completely up-to-date (she collaborates with scientists on a regular basis to ensure she has the best available information); and it is integrated with entertaining stories, and accompanied throughout by compelling photographs that serve to inspire the audience about conserving these magnificent and threatened animals. The presentation typically runs about one and a half to two hours, including time for a question and answer session at the end.

Recent clients and venues for this presentation include: The Northern Nevada Science Coalition, the Desert Research Institute, the San Francisco Zoo, Lindsay Wildlife Museum, the Bear League, Squaw Valley Institute, the Alaska Bear Forum, the Anchorage Museum of History & Art, the Pratt Museum, Polar Bears International, the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, Audubon, and Sierra Club. References are available upon request.

Representative publicity posters used by venues at which Jenny previously presented Life On Thin Ice:

• 7th Alaska Bear Forum
• Life on Thin Ice, San Francisco Zoo
• Life on Thin Ice, Northern Nevada Science Coalition

To book this presentation for your venue, or to retain Jenny to create a new presentation, contact: