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    Out here, where there are no roads, is where you would normally expect to see wildlife, such as bears. After hiking along the entire, 40 mile long, Teton Crest Trail in four days in the backcountry, not a single bear was seen. Are we somehow enticing our bears to choose the roadsides instead, where they are so much less safe? by: rangerbobbie Views[410] Grizzly 760 followed in his Mom’s footsteps and chose to forage along the roadsides in the park, until he got himself trapped and relocated within the state. A few weeks later, he was put down by Wyoming Game & Fish after supposedly feasting on a hunter’s kill that hadn’t been properly hung. by: rangerbobbie Views[409] Grizzly 399’s adult cub Grizzly 610 gave birth to her second set of cubs over the winter of 2013/2014. She already lost one to natural causes, when she appeared with this COY. A couple of days later, as tourists and photographers were crowding them along the roadside to the point of panic, she chased her cub up a tree, and then later abandoned it, allowing it to perish. by: rangerbobbie Views[444] As the cubs get more and more accustomed to humans over time, they get more and more courageous in their pursuit of easy food sources and begin to get themselves in trouble. by: rangerbobbie Views[442] Scenes like this, where famous Grizzly Bear 399, walks her cubs directly up the roadside in Grand Teton National Park, WY while humans stand around watching as if all things are normal, are becoming way too common. Are we loving our wildlife to death? by: rangerbobbie Views[359]
     
    I was lucky to catch this shot with the amount of moving this guy did. One of my favourite places is the zoo, as much as I hate the idea of wild animals being confined to such small places. by: laura-beth Views[409] 'Oneness' Alburferia, Portugal. This was taken laying on the roof of a friends villa and the only thing I saw out of the corner of my eye was this tree. Me always having a camera on me snapped the moment immediately and to date is one of my favorite photos. by: phoneeurope Views[388] The chinstrap penguin is one of the different species of penguin which is found the South Shetlands. Among all the local fauna, it was he who was more curious about my camera, approaching at a distance that I hardly could ever have imagined. by: carluscp Views[484] The southern tip of South America is also the vast continents largest island and is known as Tierra del Fuego or 'Land of Fire'. It is separated from the mainland by Magellan's Strait, coined by the Portugese explorer Ferdinand Magellan when he was commissioned by the Spanish to lead exploration to the East Indies. To reach the Pacific Ocean from Europe he travelled across the Atlantic and found Magellan's Strait which enabled access to the Pacific without going down towards the treacherous waters off nearby Antarctica. Being in such close proximity to Antarctica, at the time Magellan passed through Tierra del Fuego there would have been many colonies of King Penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus), which can grow to one metre tall. However, the waves of colonisation that ensued resulted in such pressure from humans on their populations from land clearing, development and even as food and for export, that none would remain in the not too distant future. In recent years, however, a colony has returned to a protected bay off the north-western coast of Tierra del Fuego, and while not yet remarkably successful they have managed to produce a few offspring. This photograph was taken very early one morning and was the second time we had gone to observe the colony. On this occasion we were early enough that no other humans were around and the normally cautious penguins, which prefer to stay on the opposite side of a small river to their human observers, decided to cross the river en masse and explore their surrounds. We sat there, completely still, as troupes of them came right up to us, seemingly as curious about us as we were of them. These four came within metres of me and started singing a song while one of them turned around, seemingly to conduct their musical endeavour. Moments later they continued their exploration, however that moment is one that I will never forget. by: askdsn Views[708] Serengeti Lioness by: jariya Views[383]
     
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    Mole National Park.

    GHANA | Tue, 16 Oct 2018 | By pbm6 | Views [358]

    At the entrance to Mole National Park, I am introduced to my safari guide. Robert is a serious middle-aged man with a large rifle. When I ask him why he needs a rifle, he explains that it’s in case we have any difficulties with the animals. I check ... Read more >

    Tags: elephants, ghana, roof walking, safari, wildlife

    Monkey Business at Tafi Atome, Ghana.

    GHANA | Fri, 29 Sep 2017 | By pbm6 | Views [452]

    I leave Ho early and continue north. Once out of the town the people of the small villages, mainly young women, walk along the road carrying large grey metal bowls on their heads. They have empty ones on the way to the water pump and full ones on the ... Read more >

    Tags: fantafrica, ghana, monkeys, sabbatical, wildlife

    5 reasons for being an volunteer/intern in the rainy season of Cambodia

    CAMBODIA | Fri, 11 Aug 2017 | By evatheintern | Views [416]

    I've been very satisfied with watching how L.E.A.F is trying to help Mondulkiri's forests and its inhabitants as well as continuously trying to change Cambodia's old traditional ways of looking at animal welfare and the importance of the eco-... Read more >

    Tags: cambodia, elephants, intern, low season, mondulkiri, mondulkiri elephant & wildlife sanctuary, volunteer, wildlife

    Photos: Internship with Mondulkiri Elephant and Wildlife Sanctuary

    CAMBODIA | Wed, 9 Aug 2017 | By evatheintern | Photo Gallery

    Photos from the NGO as well as my own
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    Tags: beauty, cambodia, elephants, internship, mondulkiri, nature, ngo, travel, volunteer, wildlife

    Driving in Australia

    AUSTRALIA | Fri, 9 Sep 2016 | By apatterson | Views [448]

    When you’re a United States citizen traveling, working or living abroad, it’s important that you’re able to get around safely. Though countries like Australia and the United Kingdom far better utilize public transportation than most ... Read more >

    Tags: insurance, insurance, road, tac, travel, wildlife

    Granada and Laguna Apoyo

    NICARAGUA | Wed, 22 Jul 2015 | By sheree | Views [388]

    The shuttle from Leon to Granada only took 3 hours and it felt like we were there in a flash! We checked in to Backyard Hostel where Guido and Steph are also staying. They are doing the opposite trip to us and we planned to meet up when we crossed paths ... Read more >

    Tags: friends, granada, kayak, lagoon, laguna apoyo, pontoon, relax, wildlife

    Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise Alberta, Canada

    CANADA | Fri, 15 May 2015 | By sheerradiance | Views [437]

    I almost don’t want to share this story for fear that it will become so commercialized that it will lose its mystique. That would be too selfish and a complete waste of beauty. Coming from a small town I kind of took for granted the natural elements ... Read more >

    Tags: adventurist, alberta, bears, camping, canada, canada, glacier mountains, mountains, outdoors, wildlife

    Torres Del Paine National Park, Day Four

    CHILE | Wed, 25 Mar 2015 | By e_c_whittome | Views [358]

    After another very pleasant night in the tent we ate our breakfast and set off on our last morning of walking up to the grey lake and grey glacier lookout and back - this glacier forms part of the Southern Patagonian ice field. We walked about 12km. ... Read more >

    Tags: hiking, lakes, mountains, wildlife

    Torres Del Paine National Park, Day One

    CHILE | Sun, 22 Mar 2015 | By e_c_whittome | Views [382]

    We had an early start to get to the national park. It was about a two hour bus ride from Puerto Natales via cerro castillo where the border with Argentina is. We saw lots of wildlife on the journey: Rhea Condors Guanecos Black-crested buzzard ... Read more >

    Tags: hiking, mountains, nightsky, river, scenery, wildlife

    A Threat to the Wild

    AUSTRALIA | Fri, 20 Mar 2015 | By elcastleberry | Views [425]

    The following is a letter regarding the management plan of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area released in January 2015. I have submitted this letter to the Draft TWWHA Managment Plan Representation, the Director of National Parks and Wildlife ... Read more >

    Tags: australia, human impact, logging, mining, tasmania, unesco, wilderness, wildlife

    The Blue Mountains

    AUSTRALIA | Fri, 20 Feb 2015 | By e_c_whittome | Views [320]

    An early start this morning for the Blue Mountains Tour, departing 7am! The first stop was the featherdale wildlife park.  Here I hand fed wallabies. I also saw wallabies, echidnas, dingo, cassowary, wombats, inland taipan (the world's most deadly ... Read more >

    Tags: mountains, river, wildlife

    The bottom of New Zealand

    NEW ZEALAND | Mon, 9 Feb 2015 | By e_c_whittome | Views [310]

    Today I left Queenstown in the morning, dropping off Kay at the airport.  A couple of hours later I pulled in to Invercargill.  As it was a nice day I carried on to Bluff until SH1 ran out at Stirling Point.  I drove to the lookout ... Read more >

    Tags: beaches, wildlife

    Don't Feed the Wildlife

    NEW ZEALAND | Sun, 8 Feb 2015 | By elcastleberry | Views [427]

    "I'll do whatever the hell I want, so shut the hell up!" shouted the redneck, crouched next to a small yellow-eyed penguin on the rocky beach. A crowd had gathered on the earthen ledge above him, watching as he tried to coax the animal towards him with ... Read more >

    Tags: animals, new zealand, tourism, tourists, wildlife

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Costa Rica pura vida

    COSTA RICA | Wed, 19 Nov 2014 | By crazysexyfuntraveler | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Peru has always been one of my biggest dreams. Just a week before I was supposed to visit it, I got really sick and had to cancel my trip. I remember having Peru posters on my wall when everyone else had male music bands on. I am obsessed with nature, ... Read more >
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    Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship, animals, costa rica, jungle, wildlife

    Photos: Tierra del Fuego - Land of Fire

    CHILE | Sun, 2 Nov 2014 | By askdsn | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Gus and I am a passionate explorer, tailor and photographer. As someone who has always loved to observe nature, discovering photography gave me the tools to focus on details and context that can sometimes be missed by observation alone. After ... Read more >
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    Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship, chile, church, guanaco, king penguin, nature, penguin, south america, tierra del fuego, wildlife

    Photos: More Like Us

    KENYA | Mon, 27 Oct 2014 | By jmille19 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I grew up with a love for anything and everything that taught me about all the amazing creatures of the world. I spent years and years telling myself that I was going to be a photojournalist. After a year of college pursuing photojournalism, it quickly ... Read more >
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    Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship, kenya, wildlife

    Cruising the Musandam Fjords

    OMAN | Tue, 8 Apr 2014 | By lifeinthefoodlane | Views [2745]

    Pristine. The word echoes in my head the entire weekend. Wherever I look, I see pristine beauty. The rugged, rocky coastline. The sea and its shimmering shades of blue and green. Hidden bays and inlets, coves and overhanging rocks. Remote villages beneath ... Read more >

    Tags: adventure, beach, nature, sunset, wildlife

    Photographing Nicky the Rhinoceros

    KENYA | Thu, 20 Feb 2014 | By connectlocally | Views [2210]

    If you spend two years in close proximity to wildlife, developing strong bonds to the oddest animals - from squabbling hyena pups to wallowing warthogs - is perhaps inevitable. Despite that, nothing had prepared us for our meeting with Nicky. Nicky ... Read more >

    Tags: learn new skills, photography, travel, wildlife

    Photos: State Park Itaunas

    BRAZIL | Sat, 11 Jan 2014 | By ilka | Photo Gallery

    the State Park Itaúnas (Parque Estadual de Itaúnas) is a conservation unit of the Atlantic Forest. It is 3200 hectares big with a diverse range of ecosystems, such as beach, mangroves, rainforest, river and dunes. It can be visited and trails are available ... Read more >
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    Tags: adventura, beach, brazil, dunes, espirito santo, forro, itaunas, nature, travel, wildlife

    Baby Cutia

    BRAZIL | Sat, 11 Jan 2014 | By ilka | Views [1042] | Video

    Everybody knows about lions, elephants and giraffes in Africa. Most people even know that the Amazon region of Brazil is full of species and rich wildlife. But few people know that the Atlantic Rainforest is the richest biome in the world. 10% of ... Read more >

    Tags: atlantic forest, baby animal, brazil, cutia, rainforest, wildlife

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