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What is the largest national park in the United States?

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Janique Goff Madison loves national parks as much as he loves photographing wildlife in them. To her, national parks are more than just attractions; they are the gifts that past generations have left the present and what the present will leave the future generations. What’s more, is that Janique loves to blog about her adventures in these blogs. Image source: Audleytravel.com Image source: nationalparkguides.com For this blog, Janique talks about the massive Wrangell-St. Elias, the largest national park in the United States. To put things in perspective, Wrangell-St. Elias can fit six Yellowstone parks. That’s more than 13 million acres. Wrangell-St. Elias is so vast that it makes the more popular large parks in the U.S. look extremely traversable in comparison. The park is as big as Switzerland, Yellowstone, and Yosemite combined. There are two parts to Wrangell-St. Elias. There’s the park that’s 8 million acres, and the preserve that’s 5 million acres. ...
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How to give shelter cats the care they deserve

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Janique Goff Madison . Animal welfare organizations take in many cats with the hope of finding them a family that will take care of them for a long time. While waiting for shelter cats to be adopted, here are some ways volunteers and visitors can give them the care they deserve. Image source: Pixabay.com Image source: Pixabay.com Provide them with a clean and comfortable place. Janique Goff Madison . Like humans and other creatures, cats may sometimes have a hard time adjusting to new environment. They might also feel separation anxiety from their old owners. To help them get used to the shelter, they must be provided with a clean and comfortable space. Some shelter cats fall ill because they cannot rest or move well in their temporary home. Keeping their place dry and giving them a corner where they can eat and nap without interruption will keep them healthy. Janique Goff Madison. Keep cats entertained Shelter cats will be happier if they're given a...
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Why good photography matters in animal rescue

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  Animals in shelters badly need new fur-rever homes, but it’s never easy to find the best for them. In many cases, the characteristics and qualities of animals in shelter are not captured well, causing prospective adoptive parents to take a step back to reconsider until they totally let go of the rescues.  Image source: petapixel.com Good photography is important when it comes to animal rescue, says San Diego-based student and photography fan Janique Goff Madison. Any composition with bad lighting is ultimately a bad photo. When rescue animals have their photos taken in a relaxed, fun, warm, and well-lit environment, their loving and cuddly sides can be seen. It would be a disservice to rescue animals just to post photos of them that look frightened, hostile, and injured when they possess the total opposite of those qualities.  Image source: boredpanda.com Most prospective pet parents first meet an animal through a social media post by an animal shelter. Such posts...
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