| SENPA is a group of talented
photographers who are committed to helping conservation
organisations |
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Six-spot burnet moth (Zygaena
filipendulae) © Bill Young
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Silver-washed fritillary (Argynnis
paphia) © Jackie Cooper
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Vixen (Vulpes vulpes)
© Dominic Tantram
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What is SENPA?
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| SENPA is a not for profit
group dedicated to supporting nature conservation and
run by volunteers. |
| What does SENPA offer? |
- Conservation organisations with the use of high-quality
photography.
- Photographers
who are experienced and skilled in photography and
who are enthusiastic about nature photography and
conservation.
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People who want to work with nature conservation organisations.
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Co-ordination of activities and a larger pool of individuals
to help with promotional activities.
- Licences
to use images are donated for free to conservation
organisations in return for help in providing access
to sites and knowledge to help photographers capture
images and develop their understanding of subjects.
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| What do SENPA members get? |
- A focus for their work.
- The opportunity to gain access to reserves and
information to capture images.
- Access to expert knowledge to improve their ability
get the best image.
- Recognition and publication.
- Possibility of promoting the work of conservation
groups through exhibitions and the opportunity to
sell some images!
- A sense of community to share knowledge and skills
with other like-minded people.
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| How does SENPA operate? |
| All SENPA members follow
SENPA's Operating Terms and
Conditions and adhere to the SENPA Code of Conduct. |
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