National Geographic features Prince Hussain Aga Khan’s Sea Turtle images

Prince Hussain’s love for nature, animals and environmental conversation is evident as his passion for photography captures stunning images of these subjects.

Known for his previous works on Dolphin Intelligence (also featured on National Geographic), Animal Voyage (an exquisite collection of his pictures capturing wildlife from around the world) and various photo exhibitions (Woodrow Wilson Center – Washington DC and Columbia University), his images of the Leatherback Sea Turtle informs another National Geographic article of the turtles breeding grounds struggle in the presence of the impact of the logging industry.

Prince Hussain Aga Khan is a photographer, dedicated conservationist, and funds select conservation projects. 

National Geographic features Prince Hussain Aga Khan's Sea Turtle images
Large and graceful in the water, leatherbacks struggle to move on land and seemingly small obstacles can be insurmountable as they attempt to build nests and lay their eggs. Photo by Hussain Aga Khan
A female leatherback sea turtle digs a nest in the early morning on the beach in Pongara National Park, Gabon, Central Africa. The log at her head stopped her from placing the nest farther up the beach, which will expose her eggs to the tide and waves. Photo by Hussain Aga Khan
A female leatherback sea turtle digs a nest in the early morning on the beach in Pongara National Park, Gabon, Central Africa. The log at her head stopped her from placing the nest farther up the beach, which will expose her eggs to the tide and waves. Photo by Hussain Aga Khan

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