Cathy Hart’s passion for the outdoors is captured in her images of people, wildlife, and wild places in Alaska and throughout the world. Whether it is a jaguar in Brazil or a Denali wolf, her images capture the life of the moment. Cathy leads photography trips in Alaska, Africa and Brazil.
Cathy has been living in Alaska since 1966. Her passion for photography started when she received her first camera for high school graduation from her dad. In 2005 she helped in the creation of the International League of Conservation Photographers while in Anchorage, Alaska during WILD8.
Cathy has been published in many publications and is a photographer with AlaskaStock Images and serves on the board of Directors with Alaska Society of Outdoor and Nature Photographers. She lives in Anchorage with her husband Eric and her dog Nikki.
GWC Ambassador Nina Duggan will be assisting on this workshop. Her goal is to use her scientific background and photographic skills to amplify voices speaking on issues impacting ecology and environmental justice, producing science informed storytelling that is broadly accessible.
This workshop is on May 30th, 2026, 9AM-5PM (GMT-8) in Eagle River, Alaska.
This workshop is for girls and female-identified youth ages 13-18. We do make age exceptions for motivated students. This workshop is free.
Remember to have a parent/guardian to fill out the liability waiver, the COVID-19 waiver, and the Photo Release form. If a participant is over 18, please fill out the form yourself.
Please fill out the form below to register: