NPR's 'The picture show' is featuring Christians work on mimicry today.

See the feature here.

Christians photo essay on mimicry and camouflage in rain forests around the world has been published in the August issue of National Geographic Magazine with an essay written by Natalie Angier.

See the National Geographic photo gallery   , an online interactive , or the online article .

Christian just returned from a 10 day visit to the Peloponnese in southern Greece, where he documented the interesting reptiles and amphibians of the region.

Photo gallery is soon to come on www.wild-wonders.com

.....of the National Wildlife Federations Photo contest. Christians image of a fishing bat in Panama was chosen from over 55.000 submitted photographs.

See the photo gallery of all winning images. 

Christians photo essay and story on using camera traps in tropical rain forests has been featured in National Wildlife magazine.

See the National Wildlife online story.

The story of the Boiko RAVE (Rapid assessment Visual Expedition), initiated by the International League of Conservations Photographers (ILCP) and sponsored by National Geographic Magazine and Conservation International, is published in this months NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Christian and three of his collegues from National Geographic Magazine embarked on a 3 week expedition to a remote vulcanic Caldera on Bioko Island/ Equatorial Guinea. The island is home to 11 primate species, 7 of which are endemic to Bioko and all of which are acutely threatened by bush meat hunting. See the online story ,an additional gallery of Christians images , a video and the ILCP press release.

 Christians image of a fishing bat capturing a prey item was runner-up in the mammal behavior of the prestigious BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. He joined the other winners for the award ceremony at the Natural History Museum in London on Oct 25. Click here for the BBC winner gallery. 

Christians image of caterpillars wins the categoy "Natures Studio".

see Christians winning image.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE published an online feature story on Neotropical Bats - also to be found printed in the June edition of the magazine.

It took Christian and his team several months to show these fascinating flying critters in their real environment, demonstrating their behaviors and adaptations to an extremly competitive living in the rain forests of Panama.

see online feature at National Geographic...

see Christians online Gallery:

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Christians story on the threatened mangrove ecosystem, published in GEO magazine in June 2006 won first prize in the "Nature and Environment' category of the Chinese International Press Photo contest (CHIPP).

see the CHIPP portfolio

see the story 

Christian's story on the love and live of Red-Eyed Tree Frogs, published in the November issue of National Geograpic Magazine, won second price in the prestigious "Pictures of the Year International" competition, in the "nature and sciencce story' category. 

see POY online portfolio  

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE published a feature story on the facinating live of the Red-eyed Tree Frog. Christians photographs show interesting aspects of the frogs living and breeding.

see online feature at National Geographic

Christian’s photo story featuring the natural history and dramatic threat to the mangrove ecosystem in Belize has been published in GEO’s June issue.

see online feature  or

online photo show 

The prestigious National Geographic published Christians’ s story on ocelots in the rainforests of Panama on which he worked for more then 6 months during the last year. To be able to capture scenes from the life of this elusive cat, Christian and his team used digital camera traps that were specially designed for this project.

see online feature at National Geographic 

Christian named fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers. The International League of Conservation Photographers (ICLP) was founded following a week long meeting and discussions of about 150 photo professionals whose work is driven a by conservation agenda in Anchorage/ Alaska. It is the groups goal to further the cause of photography used in a conservation context and to increase communication between photographers, conservation groups and other image users. The ICLP also will engage in large scale projects to draw attention to relevant issues.

More on www.iclp.org

GEO’s Spanish edition published a story on Barro Colorado’s Research station, its natural history and cutting edge science.

The French magazine published an illustrated feature of Christians in its special issue on ‘mystical islands’.

The Chinese magazine published Christians story on Green Iguanas.