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Paul Nicklen

  • Co- Founder, Director and Storyteller, Sea Legacy
  • Contributor, Freelance
Canada
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Co-founder of @Sea_Legacy. @NatGeo contributor. @SonyAlpha Artisan of Imagery.
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Paul Nicklen wants to inspire us to stop "thrashing the planet"

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By Paul Nicklen, Annie George
| National Geographic Verified
In his 30 years as a photographer and cinematographer, Paul Nicklen has experienced it all—from living on the sea ice, to surviving plane crashes and dislocated shoulders, to sleeping many nights under the stars. And in this unpredictable wilderness, he finds the deepest sense of peace. "It’s always been the reverence I have for nature.
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We've Been Searching the Cosmos for Intelligent Life — But It Has Been in the Ocean All Along Original

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By Paul Nicklen
| Yahoo Life Verified
Imagine being suspended among leviathans in the open ocean, where the depths below stretch beyond the reach of light. Many might believe this to be a scene from a horror novel, but for my partner and fellow wildlife photographer, Cristina Mittermeier, and me, it was the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. For as long as I can remember, I'd dreamed of swimming with sperm whales.
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I’ve Photographed These Bears for Years — Now Alaska Is Killing Them Again

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By Paul Nicklen
| Reader Supported News
Alaska is blaming caribou decline on predators. But they're leaving out one key detail. Whenever I don't know where to go, north is usually the answer. I grew up on Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic, about a three-hour flight straight north from Chicago. I spent my childhood with the local Inuit kids, taking turns burying each other in snow and whistling for the northern lights to come closer.
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