Nick Garbutt Photography Locations

Along the Gulf of Alaska, in the south-eastern coast of the state lies a wildlife haven, The Alexander Archipelago. Around 1,100 submerged coastal mountains rise steeply from the Pacific Ocean to form a 480 km long chain of islands. Deep channels and fjords separate the islands and cut them off from the mainland. Find Out More

• Destination: Alaska, USA

Stretching from the foothills of the Khyangan Mountains to Mongolia's border with China, the Eastern Mongolian Steppes are a vast ecosystem and UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers half of the country and is home to one of the largest remaining swathes of intact temperate grasslands on Earth. Find Out More

• Destination: Mongolia

Situated within the state of Sarawak, Kubah National Park lies to the west of Kuching City. This protected area supports a fascinating diversity of flora and fauna, with a particular focus on protecting the dipterocarp forest. In turn a wealth of wildlife find refuge here, including elusive mammals and striking birds. Find Out More

• Destination: Borneo

Gunung Gading National Park protects a range of rugged mountains and rich rainforest, with spectacular waterfalls and some exceptional flora. The park is well-known as being home to the world’s largest flower – the rafflesia – and offers the best chance of seeing this increasingly rare plant in Borneo. Find Out More

• Destination: Borneo

Home to the second-highest mountain in Sabah, Trusmadi is part of the greater area of Crocker Range National Park. The reserve protects some incredibly key habitats, covering five different vegetation types across its varied elevations. It's particularly well-regarded for its endemic pitcher plants. Find Out More

• Destination: Borneo