Remembering Giraffes: the latest book in the photo conservation series that has already raised over US$1.6 million is now on sale

The eleventh book in the Remembering Wildlife conservation series, Remembering Giraffes, has just become available for purchase. Proceeds from this 146-page hardback, printed on premium art paper, will support giraffe conservation efforts. Authored by renowned photographers such as Jonathan and Angela Scott, Marsel van Oosten, Frans Lanting, and Greg du Toit, the book showcases the work of 316 photographers, including the winning images from issue 307 of Digital Camera magazine.

Proceeds will fund conservation projects for the world's tallest mammal, giraffes. An official hybrid launch event took place on October 14 in London, UK, featuring keynote speakers Stephanie Fennessy, Executive Director of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, and Marcus Westberg, contributing photographer to Remembering Giraffes.

Attendees could enjoy inspiring talks, a slideshow of images, and the opportunity to have their books signed. Online viewers were treated to exclusive content and a virtual game drive at Chitwa Chitwa.

Giraffe populations have declined significantly, facing habitat loss, fragmentation, hunting, and conflict. However, the Giraffe Conservation Foundation's 2025 report indicates positive population trends in three of the four species, demonstrating that conservation efforts are making a difference.