Article and all photos by Danny Hancock, A Glance at Nature Photography At the beginning of every year, I find that I must take a leave of absence. The urban life has caught up with me again and I feel a strong need to escape back to the wild. Bosque del Apache in New...
Wetland sunset at Bosque del Apache | Photo by Shayla March | Article written by Shayla March Five years ago, I went on a road trip exploring the Southwest with a friend and my faithful furry companion, Koda. We packed up my Jeep and began our trek from Idaho going...
Original article written by Don Boyd for publication in The Santa Fe New Mexican, repeated with permission. My daily pilgrimages to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge ended one year from the day they started on December 21, 2021. More than a thousand...
Interview by Erik Ruiterman for NaturePhotographeroftheYear.com and repeated with permission. What if approaching an empty nest offers an opportunity to rediscover your love of nature? Would you take the chance to take your photo gear outside? And would you embrace...
“There is a sense of joy in being totally present in the moment and celebrating the beauty that is unfolding before me.” -Tobi Clement On the left, Morning Greeting by Tobi Clement, and on the right, the photograph that inspired the artwork, which was taken on...
Water is vital to the success of a heavily managed wetland habitat like Bosque del Apache and refuge staff are now shifting their focus to new management techniques to conserve and more efficiently use what precious little the refuge has. In order to adequately inform...
