
California Wildlife Photo Contest Celebrates Its Crystal Year
California Watchable Wildlife Winning Images for January-February 2026

California Watchable Wildlife Winning Images for January-February 2026

The story of six women sailing a 46 ft catamaran throughout the U.S. Virgin islands. Most met as strangers and sailing novices but quickly meshed into a perfect all-women sailing team, plunging into the Caribbean’s uniquely beautiful culture along with its stunning scenery of natural wonders.

Ascending California’s 15 highest peaks marks a great achievement for anybody, but it was thrilling for a climber who thought he was more likely to lose his foot than climb a mountain.

Local Chico artist shares wildlife and nature in beautiful textiles.

California’s fire lookouts are proven wildfire sentries. Trained observers spot and verify smoke alongside technology. It’s time to rebuild our tower network through grants and partnerships with industry, state, and federal stakeholders. Volunteers stand ready to provide fast, statewide detection.

The 14th annual California Wildlife Photo of the Year Contest comes to an exciting conclusion!

Just days away until the adventure of the Expo begins!
As I reflect on another year serving this exceptional community of storytellers, photographers, travel writers, and conservation advocates, I appreciate the passion and dedication each

Nominations for the 2026 Class of the California Outdoors Hall of Fame close on Dec. 15, 2025.

California Wildlife Photo Of The Year Contest September – October 2025 Comes to Close. Coming soon the Photo of the Year. Stay tuned!
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