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Go around the world in search of big cats with award-winning photographer Steve Winter. A determined explorer, Winter will lead you from Asian jungles where resilient tiger populations persist, to the Himalayas, home of the rare snow leopard.
Follow him into the rain forests of Latin America to view the elusive jaguar—and to Hollywood in pursuit of the American cougar. He’ll share both dangerous and lighter moments, from getting stuck in quicksand to mishaps with remote-controlled cameras. Co-author of the National Geographic book Tigers Forever, Winter’s mission is to share the beauty of big cats while working to save them.
- $25 for adults
- $10 for children/UF students
*National Geographic Live is a night of exploration through film, photography and discussion with acclaimed National Geographic photographers. Experience nature through the eyes, lenses and words of the researchers, scientists and storytellers that have made National Geographic an icon of global media.
Approximate Run Time: 65-70 minute presentation, followed by speaker Q&A with audience
Sponsored by: Keith Watson Events | Oak Hammock at the University of Florida
National Geographic Live: On the Trail of Big Cats at the Phillips Center in Gainesville is presented in partnership with the Florida Museum.
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