Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition

March 3 is World Wildlife Day! To celebrate, we’ve invited WWF’s Senior Director of Wildlife Communications, Danielle Brigida, to share how the organization uses new approaches and technology to pioneer solutions for wildlife conservation while working hand in hand with local communities and governments. Find out how WWF utilizes eDNA to monitor biodiversity and search for rare species like snow leopards and rhinos. Learn about new partnerships that will help bison in the Great Plains and tigers across Asia. And discover how technology and artificial intelligence are helping WWF collect data and analyze results for wildlife across the globe.

From majestic mountains to enormous elephants, we often focus on the "big picture" when it comes to nature photography. But to tell the whole story, you also have to look for the beauty in small things. Photo Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger explains how macro photography can give us a deeper understanding of the natural phenomena we encounter, from the petals of an alpine wildflower to the tiny toes of a tree frog in a tropical rainforest. Get her tips for improving your close-up shots of small subjects, and take a peek at the tiny treasures she’s photographed on Nat Hab trips.

Combining jungle wildlife safaris and tranquil mountain sojourns, our Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition offers photographers myriad opportunities for natural and cultural photography, from sloth bears, Asian elephants and one-horned rhinos to serene mountainscapes dotted with Buddhist temples. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Conan Dumenil offers his advice on what camera gear and clothing to pack for this mountainous 14-day adventure, as well as a sneak peek at the trip’s award-winning accommodations and delicious local cuisine.