Videos & Webinars
Uncrowded Alaska
A Wilder Denali Backcountry
VIDEO | Uncrowded Alaska: A Wilder Denali Backcountry
In the past, Denali National Park's renowned natural beauty has long attracted hundreds of thousands of tourists each year, and local wildlife responded by shying away from crowded roads full of park buses. Watch the video to discover why wildlife is returning to the Denali Backcountry and creating stunning wildlife encounters.
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VIDEO | The Bear Coast
Discover Alaska’s pristine Bear Coast, including Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks. This area offers intact, pristine brown bear habitat with abundant salmon runs and other food that support the world’s highest density of wild bears. Learn why we must protect the bears, their habitat and the people who depend on both.
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VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography Tutorial with Wildlife Photographer Court Whelan
Get expert tips for photographing Alaska's brown bears with wildlife photographer Court Whelan, Ph.D.
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VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography in Lake Clark National Park
Learn how to photograph wild bears in Alaska with nature photographer Mike Hillman.
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VIDEO | Traveler Series: Alaska's Coastal Grizzlies
Traveler Sarah Martens recounts her time traveling in Alaska with Nat Hab, including the power in up-close experiences with the bears of Katmai National Park.
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WEBINAR | Alaskan Adaptations: Wildlife & the Will to Survive
Originally presented February 25, 2025
With its rainforests, rugged coastlines and abundant lakes and rivers, Alaska abounds with stunning wilderness on a scale unmatched in the Lower 48. But life in the North can be harsh! Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger reveals some of the ways Alaska’s plants and animals have adapted to survive, from megafauna like brown bears and moose to smaller creatures like Arctic terns and wood frogs to plants like arnica and bell heather. She also shares how climate change is pushing Alaska’s flora and fauna to adapt to environmental changes even faster.
With its rainforests, rugged coastlines and abundant lakes and rivers, Alaska abounds with stunning wilderness on a scale unmatched in the Lower 48. But life in the North can be harsh! Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger reveals some of the ways Alaska’s plants and animals have adapted to survive, from megafauna like brown bears and moose to smaller creatures like Arctic terns and wood frogs to plants like arnica and bell heather. She also shares how climate change is pushing Alaska’s flora and fauna to adapt to environmental changes even faster.
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WEBINAR | Lens on Alaska: How to Photograph Bears, Glaciers & More
Originally presented February 21, 2025
Brown bears, birds, glaciers, whales and wildflowers: Alaska offers nature lovers a bevy of photo opportunities. Join Photo Expedition Leader Arthur Kampmann as he reveals his must-take shots on our Ultimate Alaska trips. He’ll also tell you about our eco-friendly accommodations and the different ways we get around, from bush plane to the Alaska Railroad. Get Arthur’s advice and techniques to help you capture the images you covet as he discusses the best lenses and camera gear for this adventure.
Brown bears, birds, glaciers, whales and wildflowers: Alaska offers nature lovers a bevy of photo opportunities. Join Photo Expedition Leader Arthur Kampmann as he reveals his must-take shots on our Ultimate Alaska trips. He’ll also tell you about our eco-friendly accommodations and the different ways we get around, from bush plane to the Alaska Railroad. Get Arthur’s advice and techniques to help you capture the images you covet as he discusses the best lenses and camera gear for this adventure.
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WEBINAR | Humpback Whales: How They Sense Their Underwater World
Originally presented February 11, 2025
Humpback whales possess remarkable sensory adaptations that allow them to navigate, communicate and thrive in diverse marine environments. Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson dives into the roles the five senses of touch, hearing, sight, taste and smell play in humpback whale behaviors such as feeding, migration and social interactions. She also addresses conservation challenges like noise pollution and climate change and highlights the importance of protecting humpback whales and their habitats.
Humpback whales possess remarkable sensory adaptations that allow them to navigate, communicate and thrive in diverse marine environments. Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson dives into the roles the five senses of touch, hearing, sight, taste and smell play in humpback whale behaviors such as feeding, migration and social interactions. She also addresses conservation challenges like noise pollution and climate change and highlights the importance of protecting humpback whales and their habitats.
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