Författarnamn: julia

The Southern Dunlin Project is working to save the critically endangered Southern Dunlin (Calidris alpina schinzii) from extinction in Sweden, while also highlighting the issue of reduced wetland areas and the impact on other species that share habitat. The yearly report is now published. Some of my pictures published in the article. Read more at: […]

I was recently published in the swedish publication Natursidan.  “For me, nature has always been the place where I find direction, and this year many hours have been spent in open coastal landscapes, wetlands and vast forests. There I have followed everything from southern marsh snipes to the resounding roar of red deer in the

My work was recently published in Gitzo inspires, together with Mona Hederich, Amy Ashley-Mather & Lea Milde. The article is called Capturing Forever: Women shaping Nature Photography, written by Francesca Page.  “Her image of a newly hatched Southern Dunlin chick, one of Sweden’s most critically endangered birds, is tender, fragile, and timeless—a quiet tribute to the

I was recently published in the swedish publication Natursidan. They wrote a beautiful article about me, my photography and my participation in Girls who click.  “Four years ago she fought for her local forest. Today, Julia Westergren still has the fight for nature and uses her camera and an education as tools. She just got