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Fiery sunset over the gypsum ledges near East Gypsum Bay in the Virgin Basin in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area on the Arizona-Nevada border. © Colleen Miniuk

Conservation Podcast Wildlife

There Are Stories to Be Told featuring Colleen Miniuk

Fiery sunset over the gypsum ledges near East Gypsum Bay in the Virgin Basin in…

Blog PosterSeptember 2, 2022

Photos of the three conservation photography judges for NANPA's Showcase 2023

NANPA Showcase

Meet the Judges, Part II

By Frank Gallagher, NANPA Marketing, Communications, and Blog Coordinator Since NANPA introduced the conservation category…

Blog PosterAugust 30, 2022

Dogbane leaf beetle close up. The beetle is a shiny blue-green and is on a dogbane leaf. © Deborah Roy

Advocacy Conservation NANPA Nature Photography Day

NPD Bioblitz: The Results, Part II

By Frank Gallagher Back in June, photographers from all over took part in Nature Photography…

Blog PosterAugust 23, 2022

Photo of redwood forest in fog. A shaft of sunlight illuminates two trunks.

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Michael Frye to Receive NANPA’s Fine Art in Nature Photography Award

"Twins" - sun breaking through fog in a redwood forest, northern California, © Michael Frye…

Blog PosterJuly 12, 2022

A curious penguin looks toward the camera with a snowy mountain range in the distance. © Chris Linder

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Chris Linder Receives Trailblazer Award

Blog PosterJuly 1, 2022

Conservation Podcast Wildlife

100 % in the Moment featuring Carla Rhodes

Photo by Carla Rhodes“There’s never been a better time to be a nature photographer and…

Blog PosterJune 29, 2022

After she kicked open the door and took 3 or 4 hops to get outside the kennel, the female bald eagle takes off in flight. You can see that she’s banded but we don’t have banding information yet. Robin’s grandson in the background videoing the event with his phone. This is a wild shot as she is now free from her kennel and flying without obstruction. D500 with 80-400mm lens at 80mm. f/4.5, 1/1250 second, ISO 1250,; light editing in Lightroom Classic. The zoom lens compresses the image, making Robin’s grandson appear closer than he actually is. © Linda Steider

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Rehabilitated Eagle Released Back to the Wild

A rehabilitated eagle takes flight. For a more complete description, see the sequence of release…

Blog PosterJune 28, 2022

A group of red knots (shore birds) foraging on the beach. © Pamela Cohen

Advocacy Conservation Ethical field practices

Red Knots: A Story of Migration and Survival

Blog PosterJune 24, 2022

Photo of a bald eagle perched on a post and screeching. © Frank Gallagher

Conservation

Lead Is Latest Threat to Eagles

By Frank Gallagher A new, large-scale, nationwide study shows high levels of lead in both…

Blog PosterMay 13, 2022

photo of a small monkey behind and with its arms encircling a boy's leg.

How I got the shot Showcase Showcase 2022

Showcase 2022 Winner: Christina Selby

Artist's statement As an ecologist by degree and naturalist at heart, I have always had…

Blog PosterMay 6, 2022

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