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Apply ethical considerations when editing images. Manipulated photos can mislead viewers and distort the reality of wildlife behavior and habitats.

Use your photography to promote conservation and educate others. Photographers have a platform that can influence public perception and behavior towards wildlife.

Ensure that your images portray wildlife in a truthful and dignified manner. Photographs should reflect the integrity and character of the animals.

The wellbeing of the subject should always come before the photograph. Protecting wildlife is more important than capturing the perfect shot.

Be especially cautious during sensitive times like breeding, nesting, and migration seasons. Disturbing wildlife during these critical periods can have severe consequences.

Refrain from using food or calls to attract animals. Baiting can disrupt their natural foraging habits and increase human-wildlife conflicts.

Learn about the wildlife and ecosystems you are photographing. Informed photographers make better decisions about how to capture images ethically.

Refrain from intervening in natural events, including predator-prey interactions. Interference can upset the ecological balance.

Be careful not to damage the natural environment where the animals live. Preserving their habitats ensures the conservation of biodiversity.

Consider the potential impact of sharing images. Photos that disclose sensitive locations or behaviors may put wildlife at risk.

Avoid causing stress or behavioral changes in wildlife. It is important to preserve the natural state and welfare of the animals being photographed.