The document discusses a study on how conservation organizations strategically use photography. It interviews representatives from organizations that partnered with the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) on photo expeditions. The goals of partnering were to try new communication tactics, enhance existing efforts, and employ soft methods of resistance. The goals of the iLCP expeditions were to communicate conservation issues in a compelling way, impact decision-makers emotionally, and generate or strengthen international networks of support. The document finds that organizations carefully choose tactics based on their context and resources, and that indirect outcomes like relationships can be as important as direct communication goals.