Non-profit organization Vital Impacts has announced the two photographers who earned $20,000 grants for their environmental photo projects.
The two Vital Impacts Environmental Photography Grand recipients are Musuk Nolte of Mexico and Peru and Tailyr Irvine of the Salish and Kootenai tribes in western Montana.Honorable mention designations were also awarded to photographers Ingmar Björn Nolting , Daylin Paul , Fatma Fahmy , and Edgar Kanaykõ Xakriabá .
We also get to learn that solutions have existed for a long time — this story will give a voice to experts and amplify their knowledge in ways that will resonate at a larger scale,” says judge Sabine Meyer, Photography Director, National Audubon Society., is excited to see how Nolte tells the story of the centuries-old relationship that indigenous communities in the Andes have water resources.
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