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5 New Greatest Wolf Books that Bring You Into the Pack. 2023 Edition

Our five new great wolf books for 2023 bring you into the pack to witness the daily lives of wild wolves. There is no better way to learn about grey wolves. Wolf expert, educator, and author Rick McIntyre has more time observing the life of wolves in the wild than any other human on the planet. Wildlife photographer John E. Marriott discovered and quietly followed a family of wild wolves in Kootenay National Park, Canada, for over five years. He then held their story to protect their lives. Enter the lives of wolves through McIntyre’s and Marriott’s eyes and words, you will never forget the journey.

Roberta KravetteFebruary 28, 2023wolf, grey wolf, wildlife photography Comments

How to Photograph Black Bear in the Forest, Safely

Wildlife photographer Scott Dere,travels to Kabetogama State Forest in Minnesota to photograph black bears in the wild. Scott reveals his secrets for getting the shot, including what lens to use, when to use a tripod, and why a gimbal is necessary. Tips on bear safety, too.

In a State Not So Far, Far Away ... Adventure on Florida's Nature Coast

Exploring the Chassahowitzka River on Florida's Nature Coast as he did as a (Jedi) child was long on wildlife photographer Robert Wallace's travel list. He shares tips on photographing manatees and birds and kayaking on The Crystal River and Weeki Wachee River, too.

Just Me & an Alligator, One Day on the Water

An autumn day of solo kayaking and photography in Georgia's unique George L. Smith State Park takes a turn when an alligator unexpectedly shows up - and tags along. Tips on photographing water and reflections on nature's surprises.

Robert WallaceNovember 17, 2017Alligator, kayaking, Georgia, wildlife photographyComment