ConservationMember conservation projectsPhotographer ProjectWildlife Photographing Pikas: A Life Above the Clouds An American pika chooses which leaves look the tastiest in his subalpine home. In very…JenniferAugust 23, 2021
How I got the shotTips and techniquesWildlife Least Tern Courtship: How I Got the Shot Least Tern Courtship © Rajan Desai By Rajan Desai Editor's note: Massachusetts-based photographer Rajan Desai…JenniferJune 30, 2021
ConservationEthical field practicesWildlife A Fed Fox is a Dead Fox: The Negative Impacts of Feeding Wildlife for Photographs A habituated red fox (Vulpes vulpes) begs for food from cars, a result of being…JenniferFebruary 17, 2021
Business and marketingConservationEthical field practicesTips and techniquesWildlife Choosing an Ethical Photography Workshop Grey owls typically punch through the snow to capture the prey moving beneath the surface,…JenniferOctober 16, 2020
Tips and techniquesWebinars Photographing Birds of Prey Photo © Scott Dere Birds of Prey are fascinating animals. Fierce and determined, swift and…JenniferDecember 9, 2019
How I got the shotTips and techniquesTravel and destinations Wild Horses of the Wild West A mother mare and foal are approached and greeted by the herd's stallion in the…JenniferAugust 9, 2019
ConservationHow I got the shot How I Got The Shot: The Captive White-cheeked gibbon (Nomascus leucogenys) seen through bars, dangles from the door frame of his enclosure…JenniferJanuary 16, 2019
ConservationEthical field practicesPhotography News Should Photographers Intervene in Nature? Screen shot of The Times (UK) article about a film crew intervening in nature. If…JenniferDecember 7, 2018
Get Involved Volunteer Profile: Jennifer Leigh Warner Jennifer Leigh Warner Volunteers are the life blood of membership organizations. At NANPA and the…Blog PosterSeptember 21, 2018