10000 Birds – A Single Purple Gallinule

All birders love the Everglades. There are so few places on Earth where one can see thousands and thousands and thousands of wading birds on a single visit, their white and blue and pink bodies contrasting with the golden swishing of marsh grasses or the deep green of cypress swamps. Whenever I enter the boundaries…

National Parks Traveler – Traveler Welcomes Two New Board Members

A photographer who has captured many amazing national park images, and a National Geographic Young Explorer, have been elected to the board of directors for National Parks Traveler. Rebecca Latson, a long-time contributing photographer to the Traveler who writes popular “how to” articles about photographing national parks, and Erika Zambello, a Young Explorer who holds a Master’s Degree…

DUN Magazine – Winging it in Rocky Mountains National Park

There are two ways to experience fly fishing. Anglers can diligently research each proposed fishing location, painstakingly scrolling through site descriptions and reading up on local guidebooks and scheduling trips to local fly shops. The first day on the water, they are perfectly prepared, sporting the ideal fly, the proper technique, the best tackle. Or,…