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Happy to all who celebrate! Even though there can be only one Fat Bear Week champion, all the fat bears are winners to...
09/23/2026

Happy to all who celebrate! Even though there can be only one Fat Bear Week champion, all the fat bears are winners to us!
Don't forget to vote for your favorite fat bear at explore.org/fat-bear-week, and remember you can enter the Wildlife Research Alliance 's wildlife photography contest from now through November 1!
explore.org Katmai Conservancy Fat Bear Week

09/22/2026

Presented by , our 3rd annual wildlife photography contest and silent auction fundraiser is up and running!
Enter your photo or place your bid to support our work to advance conservation through equity. You have until 11:59pm EST on November 1st to enter.

Thank you to our sponsors, and .sells.homes

Photo credits
pine marten: Jill Bauer
brown pelican: Tony Britton
hoverfly: Brandi Edwards
goliath grouper: Patrick Pyles
red fox: Rohan K.
possum family: Susan Poirier

09/21/2026

Elizabeth Bonert you always knock it out of the park, and we are so grateful for your support!

09/19/2026

Our silent auction is just 3 days away! We can't wait to see who wins this stunning piece!! More items to come!

09/11/2026

You can preview all our auction items at the link in our bio! We are so grateful to the generous supporters donating their work to our cause.

Did you guess yesterday? Aside from being incredibly cool, whales are climate champions and provide critical balance t...
09/04/2026

Did you guess yesterday? Aside from being incredibly cool, whales are climate champions and provide critical balance to their ecosystems!
🧐 Did you know? Whales are divided into two categories: baleen whales and toothed whales.
🐋 Baleen whales, like humpbacks and blue whales, filter their food from the water using baleen - long sheets of keratin in their mouths instead of teeth.
🐬 Toothed whales, like bottlenose dolphins and orcas, use sharp teeth to catch their food, which they swallow whole or tear into smaller pieces.

✨Tell us your favorite whale species in the comments!

Can you guess who we're talking about? Drop your answer in the comments and come back tomorrow to see if you're right! ...
09/03/2026

Can you guess who we're talking about? Drop your answer in the comments and come back tomorrow to see if you're right!

It's officially fundraiser month! Our third annual wildlife photography contest and silent auction begins September 22. ...
09/01/2026

It's officially fundraiser month! Our third annual wildlife photography contest and silent auction begins September 22. For information on how to enter the contest, bid on an auction item, or donate to our cause, click the link to our website in our bio!

Did you guess for your answer? You may have picked up our "lone wolf" hint - did you know that saying comes from wol...
08/27/2026

Did you guess for your answer? You may have picked up our "lone wolf" hint - did you know that saying comes from wolves that leave their packs to find or form new ones? This helps keep the wolf gene pool diverse and can expand wolf population areas.

🐺 Want to learn more about wolves? Check out these groups:
Women for Wolves
Wolf Conservation Center
Mission:Wolf
Wolf Conservation Initiative
Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme

This question might have several answers, but we're looking for one in particular. You might say it's a "lone" answer....
08/25/2026

This question might have several answers, but we're looking for one in particular. You might say it's a "lone" answer...👀
Leave your guesses in the comments and come back Thursday for the answer!
This question might have several answers, but we're looking for one in particular. You might say it's a "lone" answer...👀
Leave your guesses in the comments and come back Thursday for the answer!

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