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Renowned filmmaker, conservationist Mike Pandey wins Jackson Wild Legacy Award

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September 09, 2024

Renowned environmentalist and filmmaker conservationist, Mike Pandey has been honoured with the 2024 Jackson Wild Legacy Award, one of the highest honour and accolades in wildlife and environmental filmmaking at a gala event held at the AFI Silver Theatre in Silver Spring at Maryland in the US, as per a statement.

Renowned filmmaker, conservationist Mike Pandey wins Jackson Wild Legacy Award

The event was held on Thursday in the presence of a global audience and experts recognising his exceptional contributions to wildlife conservation through his powerful and hard-hitting films over the past 45 years, the statement said.

"I'm deeply humbled and touched. Receiving the Jackson Wild Legacy Award is a deeply profound honor, not just for me, but for the voiceless we share the planet with; every voice and every species these films have sought to protect. Storytelling is a powerful tool, and, I hope to continue raising awareness and inspiring action to safeguard our planet's fragile ecosystems, At the end of the day we all...every life form on earth needs the environment and biodiversity to live," said Mike Pandey.

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