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| Tue, 19th Jan 2021 13:35:00 |
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COP26: Photographer to highlight climate change in exhibition |
A photographer is hoping to raise awareness around climate change by displaying wildlife pictures at a summit of world leaders.
Brian Matthews, from Hartlepool, travels the world photographing animals, from polar bears in Canada to orang-utans in Borneo.
He wants to highlight the challenges and successes of nature conservation at COP26 in Glasgow this November.
"I hope my images, especially the polar bears, help people smile," he said.
Mr Matthews, who is in talks with the UK government about engaging the public through a UK wildlife photography competition and exhibition at COP26, said he hopes pictures of animals in their natural environment will "make people understand and care a little more".
"Getting even a little message out there that there's loads and loads of cool animals that you can see and we can look after, we can work with to make sure that they don't become extinct or in trouble, is really important."
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