Videos & Webinars
Uncrowded Alaska
A Wilder Denali Backcountry
VIDEO | Uncrowded Alaska: A Wilder Denali Backcountry
In the past, Denali National Park's renowned natural beauty has long attracted hundreds of thousands of tourists each year, and local wildlife responded by shying away from crowded roads full of park buses. Watch the video to discover why wildlife is returning to the Denali Backcountry and creating stunning wildlife encounters.
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VIDEO | The Bear Coast
Discover Alaska’s pristine Bear Coast, including Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks. This area offers intact, pristine brown bear habitat with abundant salmon runs and other food that support the world’s highest density of wild bears. Learn why we must protect the bears, their habitat and the people who depend on both.
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VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography Tutorial with Wildlife Photographer Court Whelan
Get expert tips for photographing Alaska's brown bears with wildlife photographer Court Whelan, Ph.D.
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VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography in Lake Clark National Park
Learn how to photograph wild bears in Alaska with nature photographer Mike Hillman.
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VIDEO | Traveler Series: Alaska's Coastal Grizzlies
Traveler Sarah Martens recounts her time traveling in Alaska with Nat Hab, including the power in up-close experiences with the bears of Katmai National Park.
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WEBINAR | Whales 101: Meet the Planet’s Largest Marine Mammals
Originally presented December 19, 2024
Dive into the underwater world of whales! Expedition Leader and biologist Andrea Adame introduces us to some of the whale family’s most well-known members, including humpbacks, orcas and gray whales, as well as other cetaceans (marine mammals characterized by their aquatic lifestyle, streamlined body shape and exclusively carnivorous diet) like dolphins and porpoises. You’ll also find out how you can witness gray whales in the wild during their winter migration to Mexico on our Great Gray Whales of Baja adventure!
Dive into the underwater world of whales! Expedition Leader and biologist Andrea Adame introduces us to some of the whale family’s most well-known members, including humpbacks, orcas and gray whales, as well as other cetaceans (marine mammals characterized by their aquatic lifestyle, streamlined body shape and exclusively carnivorous diet) like dolphins and porpoises. You’ll also find out how you can witness gray whales in the wild during their winter migration to Mexico on our Great Gray Whales of Baja adventure!
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WEBINAR | Who's Who? How Identifying Individual Animals Can Help Save a Species
Originally presented November 19, 2024
Just like human fingerprints, many animals sport unique patterns of coloration, stripes or other features that let us identify them as individuals. Expedition Leader Maria Marcias explains how photo identification is used by conservationists to study and protect marine animals. Learn what identifying individual animals—in particular gray whales—can tell us about a species as a whole, and meet some gray whales that researchers in Baja have monitored for years. Plus, find out how your photos can aid in scientific data collection and conservation efforts!
Just like human fingerprints, many animals sport unique patterns of coloration, stripes or other features that let us identify them as individuals. Expedition Leader Maria Marcias explains how photo identification is used by conservationists to study and protect marine animals. Learn what identifying individual animals—in particular gray whales—can tell us about a species as a whole, and meet some gray whales that researchers in Baja have monitored for years. Plus, find out how your photos can aid in scientific data collection and conservation efforts!
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WEBINAR | Conservation Connect: Help Halt Mine that Threatens Alaska Brown Bears
Originally presented September 25, 2024
Lake Clark National Park is home to hundreds of Alaska's iconic brown bears—the same ones we encounter at our Alaska Bear Camp! Unfortunately, their habitat is under threat from a mining interest that would devastate this pristine landscape. Nat Hab's Brooke Mitchell talks with Jennifer Woolworth, Alaska Program Manager at the National Parks Conservation Association, about the proposed Johnson Tract Mine and the impact it would have on the area. Ask questions and learn what you can do to help halt this threat to Alaska’s beloved brown bears.
Lake Clark National Park is home to hundreds of Alaska's iconic brown bears—the same ones we encounter at our Alaska Bear Camp! Unfortunately, their habitat is under threat from a mining interest that would devastate this pristine landscape. Nat Hab's Brooke Mitchell talks with Jennifer Woolworth, Alaska Program Manager at the National Parks Conservation Association, about the proposed Johnson Tract Mine and the impact it would have on the area. Ask questions and learn what you can do to help halt this threat to Alaska’s beloved brown bears.
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