Steve Kroschel grew up in rural Minnesota and talks about how he became a wildlife cinemaphotographer. As a boy, he rescued two river otters and raised them which eventually landed him a job as a wolf handler on the set of "Never Cry Wolf" a major film made in the late 70's. Steve decided then he wanted to film wildlife and bought his first movie camera which lead to his footage being shown on over 50 episodes of the award winning PBS show "Wild America" with Marty Stoffer. Steve's credits include a guest appearance on the Johnny Carson Show and his film footage has been featured in numerous movies, commercials and PBS specials. Steve shares his experiences of being in what he calls "all the wild places in North America" and how they are vanishing and why he decided to move to Alaska, "the truely last wild place left in North America. Steve enlightens us about wild places and the creatures that inhabit them. He talks about his son, a budding videographer, and tells us about his wildlife park and home located in Haines Alaska. Track four of four on Insight Passage Productions, Alaskan Life Portraits, stories from the Last Frontier.

Steve Kroschel grew up in rural Minnesota and talks about how he became a wildlife cinemaphotographer. As a boy, he rescued two river otters and raised them which eventually landed him a job as a wolf handler on the set of "Never Cry Wolf" a major film made in the late 70's. Steve decided then he wanted to film wildlife and bought his first movie camera which lead to his footage being shown on over 50 episodes of the award winning PBS show "Wild America" with Marty Stoffer. Steve's credits include a guest appearance on the Johnny Carson Show and his film footage has been featured in numerous movies, commercials and PBS specials. Steve shares his experiences of being in what he calls "all the wild places in North America" and how they are vanishing and why he decided to move to Alaska, "the truely last wild place left in North America. Steve enlightens us about wild places and the creatures that inhabit them. He talks about his son, a budding videographer, and tells us about his wildlife park and home located in Haines Alaska. Track four of four on Insight Passage Productions, Alaskan Life Portraits, stories from the Last Frontier.