Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Uncrowded Alaska: A Wilder Denali Backcountry
VIDEO | The Bear Coast: An Alaska Conservation Story
VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography Tutorial with Wildlife Photographer Court Whelan
VIDEO | Alaska Bear Photography in Lake Clark National Park
VIDEO | Traveler Series: Alaska's Coastal Grizzlies
WEBINAR | Big Bites: Meet the Strongest Mouths in the Animal Kingdom
The Big Bad Wolf had a toothy grin, but when it comes to animals with the strongest bites, he doesn't top the list! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta introduces us to the creatures with the most powerful chompers, including predators like polar bears, crocodiles and great white sharks, and herbivores like gorillas. Learn how scientists measure bite force and how different species use their super-strong bites, from attacking and defending against other animals to tearing and grinding food. Plus, find out how human bites stack up against other animals!
WEBINAR | Embark on the Ultimate Alaska Wildlife Safari
Journey into the Last Frontier on a wide-ranging, small-group adventure. Experience Denali National Park's remote backcountry, ride the historic Alaska Railroad, cruise to the face of a tidewater glacier and witness Alaska's enormous coastal brown bears as they fish for salmon and rear their young. Expedition Leader Sam Strauss shares the specifics of our July and August Ultimate Alaska Wildlife Safari trips, from accommodations and packing essentials to the other wildlife we're likely to see, including moose, caribou, Dall sheep, whales, puffins and more!
WEBINAR | Snowed In: How Snow Shapes the Lives of Plants & Animals
For some animals, snow is a difficulty to contend with each winter. For others, it provides critical habitat without which they wouldn't survive. Canadian Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye reveals how plants and animals endure winter in the North and the effect snow has on their survival. Learn how small mammals like lemmings and red squirrels remain active even in temperatures that can reach -40 or lower, and find out how ruminants like moose and deer survive long winters with no fresh plant material.
WEBINAR | Wild Women of Alaska
The Last Frontier’s siren song has often been answered by men, but some of Alaska’s boldest and most adventurous pioneers were women. Their legacy has given rise to modern women leaders charged in part with managing the state’s natural resources and wildlife. Expedition Leader Samantha Strauss celebrates women who shaped Alaska and who, in turn, were influenced by the state’s wild landscape, sharing individual stories sure to inspire contemporary women to adventure north to the land of glaciers, bears, migrating whales, wolves and so much more.