Alaska’s birds are as varied as the state itself. We share our secrets on where to see Alaska’s iconic waterbirds, arctic birds, and the birds most significant to Alaska’s First People.
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These five charismatic marine species hold cultural significance as guides and spiritual protectors for Hawaii’s ancient native people. Traditionally thought of as a bridge between the spiritual and physical worlds, the natural world holds deep connections for people today, giving rise to some of the world’s best marine species protections.
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Our annual Winter Wolf Watching and Learning in Yellowstone raised funds for Wolf Conservation Center and was fun! Images by our guests
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The best time to visit Minnesota is in the winter for a wonderland of Arctic and resident birds and hardy wildlife! We explored the Sax Zim Bog and beyond to find Long-eared owls, Saw-whet owls, Snowy Owls, Hawk owls and more!
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We think these six that protect grasslands, Alaska wildlife, rescue sea turtles and marine mammals, research Snowy owls and are for injured raptors are among the best wildlife conservation organizations in the United States.
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A reader shares his experience trekking mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. Updated Mountain Gorilla information and new images
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Expert guide to winter owl watching in Minnesota. Find Great Gray, Snowy & Northern Hawk Owls in Sax-Zim Bog. Includes maps, best times, and guided tour options. Updated 2025.
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African Painted Dogs are rare and difficult to find, a group went to South Africa to find them and learn about conservation efforts to help this Endangered species
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90% of the wildlife and plants In Madagascar are endemic, and endangered or critically Endangered. Johanna Mitra and Alain Rasolo created the nonprofit oloNala to save this incomparable biodiversity, combining art and conservation.
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Southern Colombia is one of my favorite places on earth. Hummingbirds, monkeys, a rainbow of bird species and flowers, and the warmest welcome anywhere are why. The Huila and Putumayo departments are my do-not-miss regions, and the El Encanto Nature Reserve is my favorite place of all.
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In the Spring of 2025, Marianne Barnette fulfilled her dream of photographing Arctic wolves in the wild. She, her husband, and wildlife photographer, Amit Eshel flew 2,588 miles / 3,883 km from Ottawa, Canada, to Ellesmere Island, high above the Arctic Circle, where they met their three indigenous guides, and faced wind storms, sub-zero temperatures, Musk ox, and Arctic wolves.
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