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30/08/2026

As we wrap up this celebration of National Park Week, I'm returning to my favorite: Olympic National Park. Today's collection includes landscape images from a variety of backpacking trips. 🌲🗻🌸I am incredibly grateful to all the environmental champions who fought for our parks to be preserved as public lands. All Americans are co-owners of our national parks, so my hope is that we can all appreciate and protect these wilderness areas to keep them wild. 🐻🦅Before you venture out to the great outdoors, remember to educate yourself and follow the seven principles of Leave No Trace, and let's work together to protect these amazing places. Now go outside and play!🌳🏕🦋

29/08/2026

National Park Week is inspiring me to look back through tons of photos of so many great trips I have taken. Katmai National Park is one of the more remote parks and slightly more challenging to get to, so I'm sharing more photos from that one. Aside from just watching the bears catch fish at the famous Brooks Falls, the bears can also be viewed all around the camp and lower river. Here are some other scenes.

28/08/2026

Continuing with National Park Week, here are a few vacation snapshots from my recent backpacking trip in Thunder Creek Basin of North Cascades National Park. The mountain peaks of the North Cascades host over 300 glaciers in this park! No entrance fees are collected here; just show up and enjoy the amazing natural scenery.

27/08/2026

Today on Thankful Thursday of National Park week, let's celebrate the unsung heroes of our National Parks - the rangers! 🌲💚 These federal employees work tirelessly to ensure we have an unforgettable and safe experience, while protecting our rare and wonderful environmental and cultural resources. 🌟 Because of the popularity of the marmots at Mt. Rainier National Park, I’m excited to share my images as examples taken from a respectful distance using a telephoto lens then cropping the shots. By keeping a safe distance, we can peacefully coexist with these amazing creatures and preserve their habitat. Let's do our part to make the rangers' job easier and thank them for all they do! 🙏 By staying on trails, not trampling wildflowers, and admiring wildlife from afar, we can create a more harmonious and sustainable relationship with nature. So, let's spread some gratitude and appreciation for these incredible park guardians on this Thankful Thursday! 🌟🗻🌸

26/08/2026

Today's theme during National Park Week is "Watch Wildlife Wednesday", so this seems like a great day to feature some of my images of bears and salmon in Katmai National Park. People travel to this park to see the fat bears at Brooks Falls, but as a salmon biologist, I'm compelled to include a fishy shot for you as well. If you enjoy these, head over to my website for the complete collection of over 100 images from my visit to Katmai.

25/08/2026

On this Day 4 of National Park Week 2026, I want to show you some wildflower shots from Mount Rainier National Park. Of course I want to feature the mountain herself, so this starts with a landscape photo with Harsh Paintbrush wildflowers in the foreground. The middle images feature Magenta Paintbrush, Lupine, and Spirea. The last shot is one of my favorites: Western Anemone seed pods in morning mist. All of these scenes are from the hiking trails around the Paradise visitor center area.

24/08/2026

For Day 3 of National Park Week 2026, I have selected some scenes from Glacier National Park. I have been in Glacier several times for work, but only once as a tourist, and I plan to return. What travel tips do you have for someone who is interested in camping and hiking in Glacier National Park?
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23/08/2026

It's Day 2 of National Park Week 2026. Today's theme is Safety Sunday. For just a moment, I'd like to dwell on the Bear Gulch Fire of 2025 in the North Fork Skokomish watershed. Human activity (locals believe someone being reckless with fireworks) ignited this forest fire in Olympic National Park that ultimately burned over 20,000 acres. All of the images in today's collection are from my hikes in this area in 2019 through 2022, before these areas were involved in the wildfire. The Staircase Rapids Loop trail has re-opened, but the main North Fork Skokomish trail and spur to Flapjack Lakes (featured in today's images) remain closed. Today's theme reminds me that our actions have power - let's use them to protect our natural wonders! No fireworks needed to spark joy and connection. Looking forward to tomorrow's adventures.
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22/08/2026

It's National Park Week August 22-30, 2026! For today's kick-off, here is a collection of images from my favorite place, Olympic National Park. From mountain tops to ocean beaches, headwater streams to large rivers, alpine meadows to evergreen forests, this park has everything I love. Have you been here? What is your favorite memory of this place?
More National Park images coming tomorrow!

14/08/2026

Boulder River Cutting through Bedrock. The Boulder River flows from its source at Craig Lakes in the west side of the Cascade Mountain Range. It is a tributary to the North Fork Stillaguamish River in Washington. This designated wilderness area contains a pristine example of a Pacific Northwest forest and stream ecosystem.

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