The Biodiversity Gallery at Porto Botanical Garden hosts the “National Geographic Photo Ark” photo exhibition, based on the Joel Sartore project, from October 18, 2017 to April 29, 2018. The exposition is open to the public depending on ticket purchase, between Tuesday and Sunday, from 10am to 6pm.
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| Exposition poster - https://www.natgeo.pt/photoark |
Photo Ark is a National Geographic project whose purpose is to photograph all species in captivity, to create one of the largest biodiversity archives in the world and therefore to encourage people to conserve the planet's most vulnerable animals.
The photographer responsible for the project, Joel Sartore, has photographed more than 7,000 species, and aims to photograph a total of 12,000 during the 25 years of the project.
The most interested can visit this "ark" of photographs in the Gallery of Biodiversity, in the Living Science Centre, located inside Porto’s Botanical Garden (Rua do Campo Alegre, 1191, 4150-181), and to verify the quantity of species that still can save.
Check the tickets price here.
Know more about the expositio here.
If you want to know more projects of this amazing photographer look here.
Written by: Marta Costa
Translated by: Francisca Rehbein
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