Link to the Adventures in Education Archive Adventures in Education 2010
"Freedom to Roam: A Photographer's Quest to Protect America's Wildlife"  
 RSD Adventures in Education, October 13-14, 2010, welcomes Florian Schulz, a professional wildlife and landscape photographer from Germany. Mr. Schulz’ images have earned him international recognition and numerous awards, including the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Nature’s Best International Photography Awards, the Banff International Mountain Photography Competition and the European Nature Photographer of the Year. Spending as many as eight to ten months a year in the field, Mr. Schulz focuses on environmental and conservation issues. For well over a decade he has traveled extensively to some of the last wilderness gems in North America. Through his “Freedom to Roam” Project, Mr. Schulz hopes to inspire the creation of an extended system of wildlife corridors. His book, Yellowstone to Yukon Freedom to Roam, A Photographic Journey by Florian Schulz demonstrates how Mr. Schulz uses his photography to inspire others to get involved with conservation efforts.
Florian Schulz
Award-Winning Nature and Wildlife Photographer/Conservationist
Founder of the “Freedom to Roam—Wildlife Corridor” Project, National Wildlife Federation’s Photographer of the Year, and winner of the Independent Book Publishers’ Outstanding Book of the Year Award for his photo journal, Yellowstone to Yukon, Freedom to Roam.
Mr. Schulz will present a stunning collection of visuals, both photography and video, as he shares with us stories about his many adventurous expeditions, encounters with wildlife and how his important work endeavors to protect America’s wildlife.
Thursday Evening, October 14, 2010 - Ticketing Information:
$45 Per Person— 5:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres & Dessert Reception, 7:00 p.m. Presentation
$20 Per Person— 7:00 p.m. Presentation Only
For tickets or underwriting opportunities, please call 585-544-1240 (voice/TTY) or order online.
Visit: Visions of the Wild, the photography Web site of Florian Schulz and his partner Emil Herrera-Schulz.
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