A dramatic image can change our perception and alter our understanding of a subject. This idea defines the mission of Blue Earth: to raise awareness about endangered cultures, threatened environments and social concerns through photography. By supporting the power of photographic storytelling, we motivate society to make positive change.

News and Events

• Daniel Beltrá And Alejandro Tomás At The Benham Gallery

  If you will be in the Seattle area in the next couple of months, be sure not to miss Sustainability / Sostenibilidad a new show at the Benham Gallery featuring Blue Earth project photographers Daniel Beltrá and Alejandro Tomás. More »

• "Finding Trust" At The Alice Austen House

  New work from Blue Earth project photographer Annie Marie Musselman’s Finding Trust project is currently being exhibited at Alice Austen House in New York. More »

• New Blue Earth Lecture Series Video - Tim Matsui

  Watch Tim Matsui's presentation at the Henry Art Gallery on his work on human trafficking in Southeast Asia. More »

• Beltrá Wins The Prince’s Rainforests Project Award

  Once again, we are very pleased to announce the recognition of a Blue Earth photographer for outstanding work. Yesterday at the Sony World Photography Awards Gala ceremony in Cannes, France, Daniel Beltrá received The Prince’s Rainforests Project Award. More »

• New Video Trailer For Freedom To Roam

  In addition to the ongoing and very popular exhibit at the Field Museum in Chicago, Florian Schulz is generating additional exposure for his project Freedom To Roam through his multi-media efforts. More »

• “Freedom to Roam” In Chicago

  The Chicago Field Museum is hosting a new exhibit featuring Florian Schulz’s "Yellowstone to Yukon: Freedom to Roam." More »