John J King IIApr 30, 20202 minReport from Patagonia: The Orca Hunters of Punta NorteThe times are uncertain and troubling at the moment. People are really suffering as a result of covid - 19 and it appears that the worst...
John J King IIMar 4, 20202 minReport from Yellowstone: Winter in the Super-volcanoWinter wildlife inside the world's largest super - volcano, Yellowstone National Park.
John J King IIJan 16, 20202 minReport from Down Under: White Sharks were MissingLarge female white shark photographed in May 2015 during the late fall of the Southern hemisphere. It was to be a historic gathering of...
John J King IIJan 15, 20203 minReport from Down Under: Carnage and Suffering under FireI am late in reporting on the journey to South Australia which was both exciting (a first visit to a remote location) and frustrating in...
John J King IIOct 6, 20192 minReport from the Kingdom of TongaWe traveled over 30 hours to reach the lovely and remote Vava’u island group, the northern most islands in the Tonga Archipelago. Long...
John J King IIOct 4, 20182 minNorth to Alaska: Report from Polar Bear HeavenOur second expedition into the wild to find polar bears in 2018 took us to the far northeast corner of Alaska into the Arctic National...
John J King IIJul 8, 20182 minArctic Summer: Journey to the Top of the WorldIt was a difficult decision to separate from our white shark research project assignment on Cape Cod and venture to the Arctic for two...
John J King IIJun 9, 20182 minWild Amazonia: Report from the RainforestWe arrived in the bustling metropolis of Manaus a couple of days ahead of our group to begin our first exploration of the vast equatorial...
John J King IIApr 15, 20184 minPostcard from Patagonia: Adventure in the Wild SouthThe predawn hours at Estancia La Ernestina during the month of March are often very cool with temperatures around 5 - 8 degrees Celsius...
John J King IIJan 27, 20182 minFire & Rain: Exploring Costa Rica's Mountain RainforestsFrozen inlets and sub freezing temperatures have been the order of day this winter on Cape Cod. After spending wonderful time with family...
John J King IIDec 30, 20171 minTen Years After: A Decade of AdventureAs the last dark winter days of December slowly fade from view we are reflecting on not just the past year’s highlights but those of the...
John J King IIMay 22, 20171 minReport from SE Alaska: Bald Eagle “Top Gun” SchoolOn our recent trip to SE Alaska to observe the annual herring spawn spectacle (previously reported on) we made more than 5000 images of...
John J King IIMay 6, 20171 minWild Southeast Alaska: Lights, Camera, Action!Spring in Southeast Alaska is signaled by rapidly increasing daylight, robust waterfalls from melting snow and seasonal rains as well as...
John J King IIApr 5, 20173 minReturn to Wild Patagonia: Orcas!When I had the good fortune to meet conservationist, and orca researcher Juan Manuel Capello in South Africa four years ago and learned...
John J King IIMar 14, 20172 minHumpbacks on the Silver BankLate winter and early spring in the Caribbean waters between the southern Bahamas and the Dominican Republic means that North Atlantic...
John J King IIJun 12, 20161 minWild Southeast Alaska: Spring AbundanceDuring the spring each year an amazing natural spectacle unfolds in Southeast Alaska. Creatures as large as humpback whales and as small...
John J King IIApr 7, 20164 minWild Patagonia: Of Condors and CatsFresh from an amazing expedition deep into the ice of Antarctica I hit the dock in Ushuaia, Argentina, head spinning, with one last...
John J King IIApr 5, 20163 minAntarctica: The End of the EarthMore than two years ago I learned that my friend Ted Cheeseman was planning to bring a team of mammal researchers led by Ari Friedlander...
John J King IIApr 3, 20162 minSpring in the Shadow of Mt. St HelensThirty six years ago Mt St. Helens exploded. For about sixty days the volcano had been giving clues of a pending event - starting with a...