Wildlife Conservation

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  • A blue morph Arctic fox cub carrying a dead Kittiwake in its mouth.

    Why We Never Bait or Disturb Wildlife for a Photograph

    24 September 2026

    Baiting is common practice in parts of wildlife photography. Food, audio calls or decoys are used to draw an animal into frame, sometimes just metres from the camera. It produces…

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