Videos & Webinars
WEBINAR | Wombats & Wild Frames: Your Guide to Australian Nature Photography
Originally presented October 22, 2024
In honor of International Wombat Day (yes, an actual holiday), join Photo Expeditions Director Mike Hillman to learn how to capture awe-inspiring images of Australia’s weird and wonderful wildlife, including kangaroos, cassowaries, platypus, echidna, birds, wallabies and, of course, wombats. Find out what camera gear to pack, from lenses to accessories, and how to choose the right equipment and settings for the diverse landscapes and lighting conditions Down Under. Plus, get the inside scoop on our three immersive Australia itineraries.
In honor of International Wombat Day (yes, an actual holiday), join Photo Expeditions Director Mike Hillman to learn how to capture awe-inspiring images of Australia’s weird and wonderful wildlife, including kangaroos, cassowaries, platypus, echidna, birds, wallabies and, of course, wombats. Find out what camera gear to pack, from lenses to accessories, and how to choose the right equipment and settings for the diverse landscapes and lighting conditions Down Under. Plus, get the inside scoop on our three immersive Australia itineraries.
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WEBINAR | Crocodiles of Australia: The Toothy Truth
Originally presented October 14, 2024
Dive into the watery world of one of Australia’s most iconic animals: the crocodile. Expedition Leader Matt Cornish introduces us to the endemic freshwater crocodile and the largest species of crocodile in the world, the saltwater crocodile. Learn all about these often-misunderstood reptiles (even their names are misleading!), from their unique physical adaptations — including their toothy grins — to the history of human-croc conflict in Australia and how education is the key to conserving these ancient creatures. Plus, find out where to see them (safely) in the wild!
Dive into the watery world of one of Australia’s most iconic animals: the crocodile. Expedition Leader Matt Cornish introduces us to the endemic freshwater crocodile and the largest species of crocodile in the world, the saltwater crocodile. Learn all about these often-misunderstood reptiles (even their names are misleading!), from their unique physical adaptations — including their toothy grins — to the history of human-croc conflict in Australia and how education is the key to conserving these ancient creatures. Plus, find out where to see them (safely) in the wild!
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WEBINAR | Plains, Prairies & Grasslands: Biomes of Australia, Part 3
Originally presented March 20,2024
Head Down Under to discover where you have the best opportunities to see some of Australia’s most iconic animals: kangaroos! In part three of her series exploring the biomes of Australia, Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella takes us to the continent’s grasslands, prairies and plains -- vast stretches of land that support many of Australia’s larger animals -- including kangaroos and wallabies -- as well as colorful rosellas and cockatoos and ground-nesting birds like plovers and elusive plains-wanderers.
Head Down Under to discover where you have the best opportunities to see some of Australia’s most iconic animals: kangaroos! In part three of her series exploring the biomes of Australia, Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella takes us to the continent’s grasslands, prairies and plains -- vast stretches of land that support many of Australia’s larger animals -- including kangaroos and wallabies -- as well as colorful rosellas and cockatoos and ground-nesting birds like plovers and elusive plains-wanderers.
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