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Gil GarcettiWomen, Water, And Wells
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Ian ShiveWater & Sky: A Photographic Journey from the Arctic to the Himalaya
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David GriffinInside National Geographic Magazine
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David MaiselBlack Maps
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Dennis DimickEnvironmental Photojournalism at National Geographic
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Camille SeamanConnection and Purpose
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Ken Light40 Years Focusing on Social Issues Facing America
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Lynn JohnsonThe Burden of Thirst
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Ian Shive is the recent recipient of the Gold Medal, 2010 Nautilus Book Award, in the Great Peacekeepers category in recognition of his top-selling book The National Parks: Our American Landscape, released in August 2009 on Earth Aware Editions, for promoting "spiritual growth, conscious living and positive social change…and offering the reader 'new possibilities' for a better life and world," joining previous Nautilus Award winners including Deepak Chopra, M.D., Eckhart Tolle, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama, among others.
Referred to as the leading chronicler of America’s National Parks today and a self-labeled "wilderness diplomat," Ian and his book The National Parks: Our American Landscape were the focus of a presentation on the challenges facing America’s most beloved landscapes in Washington, D.C. in November 2009, hosted by Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Max Baucus. Shive has dedicated his life to not only creating memorable photographs but also championing environmental awareness.
Using photography as his primary tool, Shive has pioneered trends with new technologies to further the art of story telling through imagery. His photographs have appeared around the world in every major outdoor publication including National Geographic, National Geographic Adventure, National Geographic Traveler, National Geographic Explorer, Outside Magazine, Sierra Magazine, The Nature Conservancy, National Parks Magazine, and Popular Science, as well as numerous other major publications.
Shive is a resident of Los Angeles, CA.










