National Geographic Live: An Evening with Steve Winter & Sharon Guynup
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Come face-to-face with the world's most charismatic felines.
Join award-winning National Geographic photographer Steve Winter and acclaimed environmental journalist Sharon Guynup for an unforgettable evening exploring their stunning retrospective book, Big Cats.
Featuring 170 extraordinary photographs spanning species from the graceful jaguars of Brazil’s Pantanal to the elusive "ghost cat" snow leopards of the Himalayas, Big Cats captures the power, beauty, and peril of these iconic predators. But this event is more than a visual spectacle—it is a peek behind the camera lens into storytelling that changes the world. Winter and Guynup will share thrilling field stories from their global expeditions and reveal how their investigative photography and reporting directly powered conservation breakthroughs—from shutting down illegal tiger trade venues to inspiring Los Angeles’s famed wildlife highway crossing.
Whether you are a serious conservation advocate or simply an animal lover captivated by nature’s fiercest species, step into the wild and discover what it takes to give the natural world a voice.
Free and open to the public. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information call: 702.507.6019
Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup are an award-winning storytelling duo, National Geographic Explorers, and conservation pioneers. Together, they combine world-class wildlife photography with hard-hitting investigative journalism to illuminate the lives of endangered species and combat wildlife crime. Co-recipients of the National Geographic Society's Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling, their collaborative work—including the groundbreaking books Tigers Forever and Big Cats—has directly influenced global environmental policy, shut down illegal trafficking operations, and inspired millions to protect the planet’s most vulnerable creatures.
Join award-winning National Geographic photographer Steve Winter and acclaimed environmental journalist Sharon Guynup for an unforgettable evening exploring their stunning retrospective book, Big Cats.
Featuring 170 extraordinary photographs spanning species from the graceful jaguars of Brazil’s Pantanal to the elusive "ghost cat" snow leopards of the Himalayas, Big Cats captures the power, beauty, and peril of these iconic predators. But this event is more than a visual spectacle—it is a peek behind the camera lens into storytelling that changes the world. Winter and Guynup will share thrilling field stories from their global expeditions and reveal how their investigative photography and reporting directly powered conservation breakthroughs—from shutting down illegal tiger trade venues to inspiring Los Angeles’s famed wildlife highway crossing.
Whether you are a serious conservation advocate or simply an animal lover captivated by nature’s fiercest species, step into the wild and discover what it takes to give the natural world a voice.
Free and open to the public. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information call: 702.507.6019
Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup are an award-winning storytelling duo, National Geographic Explorers, and conservation pioneers. Together, they combine world-class wildlife photography with hard-hitting investigative journalism to illuminate the lives of endangered species and combat wildlife crime. Co-recipients of the National Geographic Society's Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling, their collaborative work—including the groundbreaking books Tigers Forever and Big Cats—has directly influenced global environmental policy, shut down illegal trafficking operations, and inspired millions to protect the planet’s most vulnerable creatures.
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Summerlin Library and Performing Arts Center, 1771 Inner Circle Dr,Las Vegas,NV,United States
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Host or PublisherLas Vegas-Clark County Library District
