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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). In the spirit of World Wildlife Day and to emphasize the urgent need to protect nature against biodiversity loss, climate change, and pollution, the International Geneva website invites the CITES Secretariat and UNDP to select their Photo of the Week. Join us each week until December as we unveil their chosen image from Magnum's powerful photographic collection, alongside their ongoing efforts to safeguard our planet.
 
Investing in wildlife is not just about conserving species. It is about safeguarding the natural systems that support life on Earth. World Wildlife Day celebrates all wild plants and animals, including spider monkeys. These incredible creatures act as vital ecosystem engineers. By pruning trees and dispersing seeds through their movements and digestion in the upper canopy, spider monkeys help forests regenerate and flourish. The picture above was photographed by Magnum photographer Yael Martinez in Yolosa, Bolivia, in 2022.

03 March 2025

To mark the birth of International Humanitarian Law in 1864 and the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the Museum of art and history (MAH), in collaboration with the ICRC and the Geneva authorities, invites you to an exceptional evening on the theme of ‘Goya and the Geneva Conventions’. A selection of 29 plates by the artist Francisco de Goya from the series ‘Los desastres de la guerra’ (The Disasters of War) will be presented on 21 November, including the one published here, in French, English, and Spanish from 17.00 onwards, subject to registration

Francisco de Goya, Los desastres de la guerra, n° 26: No se puede mirar (The Disasters of War : One can not look), 1810-1820 (1863 print), Etching, burnished lavis, drypoint, burin
Plate : 143x208mm, print : 240x330 mm, Inv. E 77-0135-026
Collection Museum of art and history, Geneva 

More about what unites "Goya and Dunant," by Marie-Eve Celio, Head of prints and drawings at the MAH and curator of the exhibition

19 November 2024