Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Experience Nat Hab's Alaska Bear Camp
VIDEO | The Bear Coast
VIDEO | Finding Home in Alaska: A Nat Hab Guide Story
VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography Tutorial with Wildlife Photographer Court Whelan
VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography in Lake Clark National Park
WEBINAR | Otterly Remarkable: Small Creatures Making a Big Impact
Meet the small(ish) mammal with an outsized effect on marine ecosystems: the sea otter! Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger introduces us to this playful traveler favorite, from its behavior and physiology to its often-fraught history, including aggressive hunting during the fur trade era that nearly led to the species’ extinction. She also discusses how events like oil spills have impacted their recovery. Learn why this keystone species is vital to ocean ecosystems, what’s being done to protect its populations—and where you can spot sea otters on our Alaska adventures!
WEBINAR | Conservation Connect: Nat Hab Year-End Conservation & Sustainability Review
You may know that Nat Hab is the world's first carbon-neutral travel company (humble brag), but our commitment to conservation goes beyond offsetting. Brooke Mitchell chats with Chief Sustainability Officer Court Whelan about our 2024 conservation successes and challenges, as well as our goals for 2025. Find out how sustainability and conservation travel go hand in hand, and learn more about our conservation programs, from philanthropy projects in the regions we visit to trip scholarships for inspiring eco-educators!
WEBINAR | Conservation Connect: Help Halt Mine that Threatens Alaska 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.