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Home to an awesome array of wildlife both above and below the sea, the Inside Passage stretching from Washington state to Alaska is a prime destination for photographers

Beverly and Dereck Joubert have dedicated their lives and imagery to expanding conservation of Africa’s threatened wildlife and habitats

Underwater photographer Kevin Lee on his passion for documenting marine biology, especially macro subjects

Include one of these “flying cameras” in your photography kit for unique perspectives that add a new dimension to your portfolio

How childhood trips to national parks, combined with a passion for skiing and climbing, led to Jimmy Chin’s unique career in photography

The dramatic landscapes of Katmai National Park in southern Alaska are home to an abundance of wildlife photo opportunities

As our public land managers struggle to balance access and enjoyment with preservation and safety, photographers can play an important role in the good stewardship of our national parks

Charting a course from Maine to Alaska for the photo adventure of a lifetime

Private lands adjacent to Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, now opening to photographers, provide an unparalleled opportunity for observing wild puma behavior

Use your photography to help captive rescue animals, and you’ll gain valuable insights into behavior that can help in the wild, too

Beyond merely beautiful images, nature photographers can play a pivotal role in helping to advance conservation efforts to protect wildlife and wilderness

Photographing the rare wildlife and the vast and beautiful landscapes of the Canadian Arctic

Photographing the rhythms of the last great American wildlife migration

Photographing the starkly beautiful Mongolian landscape in winter

Removing colors is an opportunity, not a limitation. Black-and-white long exposures can create an ethereal effect for landscape photography

Photographer William Neill reflects on a life exploring the fine art of nature photography

Expanding on his successful exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History seen by more than 3 million people, Frans Lanting’s "Into Africa" showcases the wonders of Africa’s wild landscapes and inhabitants

Photographing a new conservancy corridor in Kenya conceived to balance the needs of human and elephant

Adam Jones on photographing the elements that give America’s first national park its out-of-this-world reputation

Exploring the otherworldly landscapes of Joshua Tree National Park