Wildlife Photographic Magazine, Issue 77 (January to February 2026)
As a Board Director for the International Hummingbird Society, I secured a partnership with Wildlife Photographic Magazine, resulting in a nine-spread feature on the Society's conservation work in Chile. The article highlights how the Society uses photography to drive public engagement and real habitat action, including work with Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge and restoration efforts for the Juan Fernández Firecrown, and funding habitat restoration through American Bird Conservancy for the Chilean Woodstar microreserve, Axaca Luli. Photography in the feature includes images of Juan Fernández Firecrown by Executive Director Alice Madar and Board Member and fellow hummingbird photographer Carole Turek, along with my Chilean Woodstar photography, a species central to my personal conservation mission. The feature closes with my Wine-throated Hummingbird as the final banner image, a visual signature that ends the Society’s mission.
About Wildlife Photographic Magazine
Since 2013 Wildlife Photographic Magazine has been the premier independent wildlife and nature photography magazine. Published by and for wildlife photographers and enthusiasts around the world.
With each issue, you get to journey with our professional photographers across the globe, capturing and documenting stunning wildlife in its natural habitat.
Plus, with strong connections and features from wildlife conservation organizations around the globe, Wildlife Photographic can help you do your part to ensure the animals, birds, and other creatures we love are here for our children's children.
Wildlife Photographic Magazine is offering this issue free to our audiences, please read the feature and share it with your friends and family to help grow support for hummingbird conservation.
