Corbin HawkinsU.S. National Parks Field Operations Manager
Raised in Breckenridge, Colorado, at 9,000 feet above sea level, Corbin had a childhood immersed in nature where he cultivated a talent for memorizing animal facts—skills that are essential to his role as Nat Hab’s U.S. National Parks Field Operations Manager.
His early travels to Costa Rica, New Zealand and Australia sparked a lifelong passion for exploration, and after earning a degree in natural resources recreation and tourism from Colorado State University, he began his career at Boyd Lake State Park. He discovered a passion for nature photography. Soon after, Corbin’s professional journey led him to the subarctic as a Nat Hab Expedition Leader, braving Churchill’s legendary 2017 blizzard and guiding trips across the U.S., and winter in Yellowstone remains one of h is favorite destinations.
His adventures span Madagascar, Tasmania, Switzerland, 12 U.S. national parks, Brazil and China, where he encountered endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys. When he's not at work, Corbin loves to ski, hike, motorcycle and swim in the nearest body of water.
His early travels to Costa Rica, New Zealand and Australia sparked a lifelong passion for exploration, and after earning a degree in natural resources recreation and tourism from Colorado State University, he began his career at Boyd Lake State Park. He discovered a passion for nature photography. Soon after, Corbin’s professional journey led him to the subarctic as a Nat Hab Expedition Leader, braving Churchill’s legendary 2017 blizzard and guiding trips across the U.S., and winter in Yellowstone remains one of h is favorite destinations.
His adventures span Madagascar, Tasmania, Switzerland, 12 U.S. national parks, Brazil and China, where he encountered endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys. When he's not at work, Corbin loves to ski, hike, motorcycle and swim in the nearest body of water.
