Good Nature Travel Blog

  • Alaska

    A Gathering Place: Nat Hab’s Alaska Bear Camp

    Apr 14, 2026 · WWF

    Alaska has always carried a certain mythos in my mind—its rugged wilderness, untamed landscapes and wildlife larger than life itself. For years, I heard tales of its vast beauty and isolation, as though it were a last frontier where nature still reigns supreme.

  • Alaska

    Southwest Alaska: Conservation Wins and Travel Awes

    Oct 19, 2023 · WWF

    By Breanna Giovanniello (WWF Online Marketing Senior Specialist) and Katy Lai (WWF Director, Private Finance Sector Strategy and Engagement) Our trip began in Homer, Alaska, also known as the “Halibut Capital of the World.” Homer is a small but vibrant fishing town perched on Kachemak Bay, near the bottom of the Kenai Peninsula.

  • Alaska

    Petitioning for Pebble

    Jun 23, 2022 · Jennie Lay

    Now is the critical moment to sign on and support Bristol Bay conservation…again The final battle is intensifying in an epic three-decade struggle between an open-pit mine and Earth’s largest sockeye salmon run.

  • Alaska

    Protecting Alaska: Ecosystem, Economy, and Bear Tourism

    Feb 15, 2022 · Madison Mitchell

    Alaska is home to the world’s largest wild sockeye salmon run, all three species of American wild bears, and some of North America’s largest peaks. The expansive geography housing wildlife in its purest sense lands it as the biggest state in the United States, and even more so, the majority of the land is left untouched.

  • Alaska

    Climate Change Is Affecting Alaska’s Salmon—and Its Bears

    Feb 25, 2020 · Candice Gaukel Andrews

    Katmai National Park is a realm of untrammeled rivers, pristine streams and clear lakes. The park and the greater Alaska Peninsula are part of the Bristol Bay Watershed, which, according to World Wildlife Fund, is the most productive salmon ecosystem in North America.

  • Conservation

    An Unbearable Mine

    Sep 26, 2018 · WWF

    Gold and copper may hold lucrative prospects for some investors, but mining doesn’t pay out for Alaska’s Bristol Bay. The proposed open pit Pebble Mine near Katmai National Park would rob salmon, bears and people of their natural environment and resource-based sustenance.

  • Alaska

    Balancing with the Bears of Katmai

    Sep 12, 2018 · WWF

    Three commercial flights, a float plane, a two-hundred-ton marine vessel, and a raft; followed by a trek through swamps, rocky shorelines, and dense brush. This was my journey to the isolated wilderness of Alaska’s Katmai Peninsula. As a member of WWF’s Media & External Affairs team, I work from my desk in Washington D.C.