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PODCAST: Photographer Alastair Pollock and the sharks of the Bahamas

October 26, 2018 · by rachelle mackintosh · in adventure, animal news, climate change, conservation, endangered, environment, interview, nature news, North America, ocean, photography, podcast, scuba, sharks, travel, UNESCO, wild travels, wildlife, wildlife news · Leave a comment

Acclaimed photographer Alastair Pollock shares his favourite encounters with tiger sharks and great hammerheads in the Bahamas

PODCAST: Iconic oceans expert Valerie Taylor on her life with sharks

August 8, 2018 · by rachelle mackintosh · in adventure, ocean, scuba, sharks, wildlife · Leave a comment

In our new podcast, legendary oceans expert and conservationist Valerie Taylor shares some of her favourite shark encounters

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Niyama, Maldives

Niyama, Maldives

Grey Crane, Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Grey Crane, Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Volcano NP, Rwanda

Volcano NP, Rwanda

Churchill, Canada

Churchill, Canada

Great Bear Rainforest, Canada

Great Bear Rainforest, Canada

Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Emu, Exmouth, Australia

Emu, Exmouth, Australia

Lake Nakuru NP, Kenya

Lake Nakuru NP, Kenya

Etosha NP, Namibia

Etosha NP, Namibia

Newtown, Australia

Newtown, Australia

Kanha NP, India

Kanha NP, India

Serval, Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Serval, Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Silale Swamp, Tarangire, Tanzania

Silale Swamp, Tarangire, Tanzania

Victoria, Canada

Victoria, Canada

Churchill, Canada

Churchill, Canada

Jozani Forest, Zanzibar

Jozani Forest, Zanzibar

Etosha NP, Namibia

Etosha NP, Namibia

Lake Mburo NP, Uganda

Lake Mburo NP, Uganda

Chobe NP, Botswana

Chobe NP, Botswana

Queen Elizabeth NP, Uganda

Queen Elizabeth NP, Uganda

Belugas, Churchill, Canada

Belugas, Churchill, Canada

Swooping tern, Churchill, Canada

Swooping tern, Churchill, Canada

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Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Bharatpur, India

Bharatpur, India

Somewhere on the road, Botswana

Somewhere on the road, Botswana

Taronga, Australia

Taronga, Australia

Rocky Mountains, Canada

Rocky Mountains, Canada

Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Serengeti NP, Tanzania

Etosha NP, Namibia

Etosha NP, Namibia

Tara, Queensland

Tara, Queensland

Yeppoon, Australia

Yeppoon, Australia

Lake Nakuru NP, Kenya

Lake Nakuru NP, Kenya

Churchill, Canada

Churchill, Canada

Masaai Mara, Kenya

Masaai Mara, Kenya

Churchill, Canada

Churchill, Canada

Okonjima, Namibia

Okonjima, Namibia

Canberra, Australia

Canberra, Australia

© Rachelle Mackintosh

© Rachelle Mackintosh

Grouse Mountain, Canada

Grouse Mountain, Canada

Tarangire NP, Tanzania

Tarangire NP, Tanzania

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi, Kenya

© Rachelle Mackintosh

© Rachelle Mackintosh

Zhorik, Utyos Rehab Centre, Far East Russia

Zhorik, Utyos Rehab Centre, Far East Russia

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I had the privilege of encountering MB2 back in January in Kanha National Park, where he was discovering his place among the park's pecking order of male tigers. A few months ago he was transferred to another park in an effort to boost its population (a female from Bandhavgarh was also transferred there and it was hoped they would mate). I've just heard that yesterday this beautiful young tiger lost his life thanks to a poacher's snare. I'm still learning the details but the outcome remains the same - another precious tiger taken for absolutely no good reason. Gutted.

One of my faves from earlier this season. The humpback migration is in its final days with just a few stragglers passing by Sydney (trying to catch up to the other 33,000 whales who've already cruised by en route to Antarctica). Only a couple of boat days left - but what an incredible season it's been! 💙

Young lady griz living the dream in BC's Great Bear Rainforest (aka my happy place and one of the most pristine places on the planet).

Look away now @bobtalbotphotography – cos this post will make you blush!!! To all my other friends, hello! Hi! So, when I first started my Wild Lives podcast, I wanted to share stories about people and their unique relationships with wild creatures, because I reckon passion and awe are contagious – so, by hearing their experiences, I’m hoping you’ll be inspired to advocate for wildlings, too. And now, for episode 16 – the final ep for Series 1 – I’m introducing you to one of my lifelong heroes, the pioneering film-maker, iconic photographer and conservation legend, Bob Talbot. For decades, Bob’s continued to inspire people the world over with his incredible documentaries, mind-blowing photography, ground-breaking IMAX films and work for Hollywood, as well as his tireless activism for the world’s oceans. He’s worked alongside fellow greats like Jacques Cousteau and Captain Paul Watson, he’s super-humble and an excellent storyteller. I freakin’ LOVE this episode! Click the link in my profile so you can hear it! Oh, and this pic is one I shot here in Sydney; for truly jaw-dropping cetacean photos you’ll need to follow Bob @bobtalbotphotography. Immediately!

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