Through the Lens: Capturing unique moments, people, and wildlife on Catalina Island - Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability

Southern right whale spotted off our boats at Phillip Island today, the first time since 2023! Even mugging the boat. An unforgettable encounter with this endangered giant.🐋 Island Whales Phillip Island #EveryBitDifferent | Wildlife Coast Cruises

Alaska Flightseeing Tours — Wrangell Mountain Air

Our oceans contain countless pounds of garbage, from the tiniest grains of plastic, to abandoned buoys as big as cars. All periodically wash up on beaches. In 2015, Alaska high school age students from the interior and the coastal town of Yakutat teamed up to spend their time helping with this marine debris issue, picking up trash along coastline in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. Watch this film to learn more about their efforts to clean up Alaskan beaches! | Wrangell-St. Elias National Park

The Wrangell Mountains came out yesterday and said hi! Mt. Drum, Mt. Sanford, and Mt. Wrangell were all visible from Willow Lake, creating some gorgeous scenery. For more about this mountain range, the 3rd highest in the United States, click on this link: http://go.nps.gov/wrangell-volcanoes | Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve

More time on the water = more unforgettable moments. At Eagle Wing Tours, our peak season tours (May–October) typically run 3.5 to 4 hours—and often longer. Why? Because we’re not just here to give you a glimpse of whales—we’re here to share a meaningful, awe-inspiring experience. If the whales are farther than expected or a new sighting comes in late in the tour, our captains are known for literally going the extra mile — or 50! As long as your schedule’s flexible, we’ll make the most of every