Photo Gallery

Gans 1 images 
Gans 2 images
Jeffries images
McMillan images
Selected images
Congress images from IISD

uKhahlamba-Drakensberg World Heritage Area IUCN WCPA Mountains Workshop September 2003

Through the generosity of several individuals in our group, included on this website are images taken during the World Parks Congress and our pre-Congress Workshop. Each of these links brings up a small "photo gallery" table that lets you preview and select images. The clickable thumbnail images let you download the larger versions. Although each of these photographers donated many more images, there is only room for a sampling of them on this site. If you are looking for a particular image or subject from the workshop or Congress, we may have one that might work for you..

If you would like to use any of these files, please first obtain the permission of the photographer and give proper credit in any publication:

Gans Images-1 (10 images) and Gans Images-2 (18 images): Photos courtesy of Mervyn Gans of Westville (Durban area), South Africa; member of The Mountain Club of South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal Section. Subjects include Didima Camp and Sentinel climb (on Gans1) and Didima Camp, Kamberg, Rock Art, Mnweni and horsemen, Sentinel climb (on Gans2).

Jeffries Images (18 images): Photos courtesy of Bruce Jeffries of Taupo, New Zealand; Conservation Management and Planning Systems. Subjects include Didima Camp and Sentinel climb.

McMillan Images (18 images): Photos courtesy of Linda McMillan of Marin County, San Francisco Bay Area, California; Business Consultant. Subjects include Sentinel climb and World Parks Congress.

Selected Images (13 images): These are selected images from the files noted above of Mervyn and Bruce, plus
Mandela1, MandelaMbeki2, and JuriFromRussia: Photos courtesy of Gary Tabor, Wilburforce Foundation, Bozeman, Montana, USA, and
FlagCeremony: Photo courtesy of Paulina Arroyo, The Nature Conservancy, Quito, Ecuador.

There are also wonderful images from each day's events of the World Parks Congress posted on the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) website. I encourage you to view their images and their useful Congress daily summaries as well.