Why a Wonder: Svalbard is seascape photographer’s paradise, with blue-and-white glaciers, beautiful and jagged snow-covered mountains,...

Why a Wonder: A relatively small (11.2 square miles) and easily accessed lagoon filled with breathtakingly beautiful icebergs. These...

Why a Wonder: A special wetlands that is frequented by beautiful migratory birds, especially flamingos. Where: Chennai, Southern India....

Why a Wonder: The whale shark is the largest fish in the sea, growing up to 40 feet long. This gentle giant feeds on tiny organisms and...

Why a Wonder: Machias Seal Island is a wildlife and seabird sanctuary. Mostly known as a home to a large colony of Atlantic Puffins, it...

Why a Wonder: The central portion of the Alaska Range runs through Denali National Park. The Park Road provides incredible views of...

Why a Wonder: Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge offers an opportunity to make photographs of hundreds of sandhill cranes and...

Why a Wonder: Homer offers one of the greatest concentrations of bald eagles in Alaska. The eagles here are well-accustomed to fishermen...

Why a Wonder: The Tambopata River system is an amazing, undeveloped wilderness. Protecting over 1000 square miles of pristine rain...

Why a Wonder: With more than two million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle, this yearly event is the greatest animal crossing/migration in...

Why a Wonder: The Okavango Delta is home to the largest lions in Africa. Elephants, white rhinos and black rhinos, zebras, hippos and...

Why a Wonder: Ever year, millions of monarch butterflies travel from North America to Michoacán Mexico – where they spend the winter...

Why a Wonder: One of the best locations in Africa to get up-close-and-personal photographs of elephants and leopards. Where: In the...

Why a Wonder: Mountain gorillas are critically-endangered, with only about 1000 in the wild. They can be found only in Rwanda, Uganda,...

Why a Wonder: A never-ending sea of blue-and-white icebergs in all sizes, shapes and forms make the Antarctic Peninsula a landscape...

Why a Wonder: National Geographic calls the Osa Peninsula “The most biologically intense place on Earth.” The lush rain forest here is...

Why a Wonder: One of the best places in the world to photograph both bald eagles in flight and humpback whales bubble-net feeding. Where:...

Why a Wonder: Approximately 200 species of birds have been seen and photographed at Wakodahatchee Wetlands. Most common are roseate...

Why a Wonder: A “Florida the way it used to be” park consisting of 37,000 acres, Myakka River State Park is home to a diversity of birds....

Why a Wonder: South Georgia Island is home to about 450,000 pairs of king penguins, one million pairs of yellow-crested macaroni...