Ian Shive

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Ian Shive is a nature photographer, author, film and television producer and founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tandem Stills Motion, Inc^[1] based in Los Angeles, California. Shive has worked on assignment with environmental nonprofits, including The Nature Conservancy, The Sierra Club, Environmental Defense Fund and the National Parks Conservation Association.^[2] He is the recipient of the 2011 Sierra Club Ansel Adams Award for Conservation Photography.^[3] He also appeared in and executive-produced the Discovery Channel television show Tiburones: The Sharks of Cuba which aired on Shark Week 2015.

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Shive has exhibited at the G2 Gallery^[4] in Venice, California at Edition One gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.^[5] He is the author of two books about America's National Park System, The National Parks: Our American Landscape and The National Parks: An American Legacy. Both of the books won .^[6][7]

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