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Saving big cats: Storytelling duo Steve Winter & Sharon Guynup publish new book

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Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup, a photographer and environmental journalist, co-authored a new book documenting their 37-year partnership. They have traveled globally to photograph big cats and report on conservation efforts, including issues like wildlife trafficking and zoonotic diseases. Their work has earned Winter the Wildlife Photographer of the Year award and has contributed to policy changes regarding captive tiger abuse.

Key points

• Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup have been partners in life and work for 37 years, producing investigations that have contributed to real conservation change.
• Winter's innovative use of remote camera traps has allowed him to capture intimate glimpses of animals that are extraordinarily difficult to observe in the wild.

Context

The article describes a collaboration between a National Geographic photographer and an environmental journalist who have traveled to diverse locations to document big cats and conservation challenges.

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