The Alongside Wildlife Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity supported by a grassroots network of people passionate about wildlife. Through research and outreach, we promote…
In 2018, The Alongside Wildlife Foundation started a small grants program to support wildlife conservation projects around the world. In just one year, we…
In her poem, “How I go to the woods,” Mary Oliver included the lines, … “when I am alone I can become invisible. I can sit on the top…
Parts I, II, III, and IV The valley of the shadow of death The last chapter of our California journey brought us to a very…
Congratulations to Jason Ward – The First Winner of The Alongside Wildlife Foundation Outreach Award
The Alongside Wildlife Foundation Outreach Award recognizes effective and innovative science communicators that go above and beyond to engage and educate non-scientists about wildlife and…
Do you Agree with The Alongside Wildlife Foundation‘s mission of promoting research and outreach that helps us share landscapes with wildlife? Appreciate that we awarded…
Travel to Antarctica takes about four days from leaving your house to first sight of land. As a photographer traveling there for the first time,…
Part I, II, and III. More than an experiment Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frog (Rana sierrae). Photo courtesy Gary Nafis In the 1990s, researchers embarked on an ambitious…
Across the globe there is a tendency for people to view snakes in a negative light, a fear born of unfamiliarity. It is difficult to…
By Sean Graham Maybe sparrow you should wait The hawks alight till morning You’ll never pass beyond the gate If you don’t hear my warning…