dpoursanidis_brownfield

Brownfields Reveal Biodiversity in Crete

How many areas within the limits of an urban area are abandoned? How many old constructions have been left to nature’s mercy? To the human eye, these places are locations that have to be remodeled or become green areas for other activities. But, who could guess that these areas can also host a hidden biodiversity treasure? Some months ago, when I become a member of Meet Your Neighbours, my available time was off. NO time!!! It was awful… but I [...]

Read More
Screen shot 2013-04-23 at 7.09.41 PM

Images Matter: Why a Meet Your Neighbours Photographer is Perfect for Your Biodiversity Campaign.

At Meet Your Neighbours, we believe that images matter. Whether it’s for public outreach, reporting and accountability, site documentation or evidence gathering, professional imagery is the key element in your communications effort. Today it’s pictures, not words, that get your message heard. And the better the pictures, the clearer it is. Meet Your Neighbours is a worldwide network of specialised photographers documenting biodiversity against pure white backgrounds, in the field. Working with a MYN photographer provides your programme or expedition [...]

Read More
Screen Shot 2013-04-19 at 1.46.34 PM

Kevin FitzPatrick Has One Sweet Ride!

Meet Your Neighbours contributor Kevin FitzPatrick has been featured by Make Magazine for his incredible custom mobile BioBlitz Photography vehicle. Check out the video! If you’re a photographer you might want to bring a napkin; you’ll soon be drooling!

Read More
© Denis Palanque / meetyourneighbours.net

If you love beautiful images of wildlife then you’ve come to the right place! Here is just a selection of some of the amazing plants and animals that the MYN team has been photographing (in the wild) for you to see. Our photographers currently represent 6 continents around the world. Please consider becoming a fan of our Facebook page to see a new image each day.

Read More

Categories

The MYN Mission

Meet Your Neighbours is a worldwide photographic initiative dedicated to reconnecting people with the wildlife on their own doorsteps – and enriching their lives in the process. These creatures and plants are vital to people: they represent the first, and for some, the only contact with wild nature we have.