Yellowstone Winter Wildlife Photo Expedition

Track wolves, bison, elk, moose and other iconic wildlife amid the snowy splendor of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—the best place on the planet to spot a wolf in the wild.

In 1995, more than a century after the gray wolf was eradicated from the Yellowstone region, it was reintroduced to America's first national park. As wolves began to thrive again in their native habitat, so, too, did controversy. Watch this short film to learn more about the conservation challenges faced by Yellowstone's wolves.

Feel the wonder of meeting wild wolves with a Nat Hab traveler as she journeys through Yellowstone's vast winter landscape, and experience the power of travel to teach us about the world and fill our souls during humble encounters with wildlife

Originally presented December 16, 2024
This fall, we invited our travelers to share their favorite photos they took on Nat Hab trips around the globe in our 2024 Guest Photo Contest! Watch as our contest judges announce the winners in both the Experts' Choice and People's Choice categories. They'll also draw the name of one lucky Peoples' Choice voter who will win either a $500 Visa gift card or a $500 donation to World Wildlife Fund (winner's choice). See some of the stunning images submitted by travelers like you—from wildlife to wild landscape—and get inspired to enter your own photos next time!

Originally presented December 6, 2024
There are few conservation stories as compelling and controversial as that of the gray wolf. In our latest Conservation Connect episode, Nat Hab’s Brooke Mitchell speaks with wolf biologist Aaron Bott about his lifelong connection to this apex predator. Learn about wolf biology and behavior, and explore wolves’ natural and cultural history, including conservation challenges and successes. Aaron will also discuss how we can peacefully co-exist with these charismatic carnivores, and where conservation travel, like our Yellowstone wolf adventures, fits in.

Originally presented November 22, 2024
From Iceland's glaciers and geysers to Africa's peaks and plains, landscape photography can transport us to destinations we've only dreamed of. But snapping a great shot is only the first step—it's in post-processing that photo editors showcase nature's wonders to their best advantage. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Charlie Reinertsen shares his Lightroom and Photoshop workflow for editing landscape photography, including live demonstrations on mastering the use of light, shadows, textures, color correction and more to enhance your nature images.