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A couple dozen leatherback turtles on the sea shore in Maui.
A cuckoo wasp rests balanced on a grass stem. These brilliantly colored parasitic wasps lay eggs in other insects’ nests, and the larva feed on the host species’ larva and stored pollen. 84-frame focus stack captured with a 5× microscope objective.
Wild cat standing on a dirt path mid-swipe at a flying bird in a natural setting.
Caribou just outside the Nunamiut Indigenous community. Community members say that over the last decade, the caribou have only come through in the spring and can no longer be found returning in the fall like they once did. The Western Arctic Herd was once the biggest caribou herd in the world, but now their status is critical. Since 2003, the herd has gone from 500,000 animals to fewer than 150,000, with a quarter of the losses happening in just the past three years.
A cave diver hovers inside a vast flooded chamber, surrounded by ancient formations within the Greater Mayan Aquifer, Mexico’s hidden freshwater world.
Photo of an iceberg
Upper Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona, USA with narrow sandstone passageway and wavy walls, magical light beams and sunbeam effects are shining through the cracks above and catching falling sand.
A nature photographer standing on an illuminated shallow lake capturing the sunset that is reflecting across the horizon.
Photo of a harbor seal in the water near a kelp bed
A family of four cheetahs sitting in the grass, staring intently at the cameraman.
A photographers' silhouette against a rock formation photographing the stars with long exposure.
Photo by Suzi Eszterhas showing a mother lion and cub atop a rock in Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.
Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) leaps high into the air to pounce on a small rodent beneath the snow. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
A granite column formed over 15,000 years of receding glaciers rests on the beach after being knocked over by a massive wave during a 2024 storm.
photo of angry crab underwater
The view downriver from Nankoweap’s historic native American granary site is one of the iconic views of the American West.

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April 2026

Issue 07

Wild Eye Issue 07 reflects on the power of photography to shape how we see — and ultimately care for — the Earth, inspired by the spirit of Earth Day. Katie Orlinsky documents the enduring migration of Arctic caribou, while Jon McCormack invites us to find quiet clarity in nature’s patterns, using art as a pathway to advocacy. Matt Payne examines the intersection of technology and environmental responsibility, and Tui De Roy reveals the fragile beauty of endangered sea turtles. Together, these perspectives remind us that photography does more than capture what is — it shapes what we choose to protect next.

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