Coleman Concierge

08/19/2026

What do we keep when we protect the Tongass?
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Ancient forests. Wild salmon streams. Wildlife habitat. Local livelihoods. And the wild landscapes that make Southeast Alaska unforgettable.
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That is what’s at stake.
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The Roadless Rule helps protect millions of acres from new logging roads and industrial clear-cutting. Once old-growth forest is gone, we can’t simply get it back.
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Keep the forest. Keep the wildlife. Keep Alaska wild.
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Join us and Americans for Alaska‼️
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Visit the link in our bio and tell decision-makers: Don’t Touch Our Tongass‼️

🎶 Original Song by Jenn Coleman

08/18/2026

Every adventure started with one word: yes‼️
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Yes to the long flight.
The unfamiliar road.
The things that scared us.
Going before we felt ready.
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One yes led to another. Then, somehow, it became a life we never imagined.
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You do not have to change everything today.
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Just say yes to what comes next.
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What are you ready to say yes to?

08/13/2026

The Tongass is not just a collection of trees. It is an entire living system.
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Its forests, rivers, streams, and coastal waters support salmon, bears, eagles, marine wildlife, and communities throughout Southeast Alaska. During our journey through the region, we experienced how closely everything is connected.
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The forest meets the water. Salmon nourish the land. Healthy streams support wildlife and local economies. Old-growth trees provide habitat while storing carbon that would otherwise enter the atmosphere.
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That connection is exactly why the future of the Tongass matters.
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Rescinding Roadless Rule protections could make millions of currently protected acres more vulnerable to logging-road construction and industrial-scale clear-cutting. Wildlife cannot speak during a public process, but we can.
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Admiring wildlife is not enough. We must also defend the habitat wildlife needs to survive.
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Please join Coleman Concierge and Americans for Alaska in standing up for the Tongass National Forest.
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Take action through the link in our bio and ask decision-makers to protect the Roadless Rule.
Americans For Alaska
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Alaska Proud

08/12/2026

Guess who’s back? 😎

Ziplining, biking, climbing, snorkeling, kayaking and chasing whatever adventure comes next.

Your fifties are not for slowing down. They are for going farther, trying more and collecting stories you cannot stop telling.

Who’s coming with us?

08/10/2026

Some places get better when everyone else leaves.
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We've wandered Mont Saint-Michel after the day-trippers disappeared, found ourselves on quiet trails, watched mountains empty out and stood on ship decks long after most passengers had gone inside.
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Those moments have changed the way we travel.
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We don't always need another attraction squeezed into the itinerary. Sometimes we'd rather stay later, wake earlier and give a destination enough time to reveal itself.
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Because having somewhere almost to yourself might be one of travel's greatest luxuries.
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Would you rather experience a famous place at its busiest, or wait until everyone goes home?

08/07/2026

Magnificent forest or industrial clear-cuts?
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Last fall, the Tongass National Forest shaped nearly every unforgettable moment of our Southeast Alaska journey, from towering old-growth trees and mist-covered mountains to incredible wildlife encounters.
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Now, protections for millions of roadless acres are at risk. Removing them could open the door to new logging roads and industrial-scale clear-cutting, threatening wildlife habitat, healthy waterways, local communities, and the wild landscapes travelers come to experience..
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Once an old-growth forest is gone, we cannot recreate it.
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Join us and Americans for Alaska in speaking up for the Tongass and the Roadless Rule.‼️
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Visit the link below and tell decision-makers: Don’t touch our Tongass‼️👇👇

https://americansforalaska.org

Americans For Alaska
UnCruise Adventures
Travel Juneau
Alaska Proud

07/23/2026

Some music festivals can happen anywhere. This one can only happen in The Shoals‼️

SkyDog: The Shoals Experience is bringing Southern rock home Aug. 28-30 in Florence, Alabama, with an incredible lineup including Jackson Dean, Maggie Rose, Wet Willie featuring Jimmy Hall, Spooner Oldham, Lamont Landers, Sons of Legion (our new favorite Southern band❣️) and more!

Beyond the music, you'll experience the stories, food, film and culture that made Muscle Shoals one of the most influential recording destinations in the world.

Even better, single-day general admission tickets are now available, so you can choose Friday, Saturday or both! Don't miss Saturday's free Southbound Market, or grab tickets for the SkyDog Soul Sunday Brunch benefiting the FAME Girls Ranch.

Named one of Alabama's Top 10 New Attractions for 2026, this is shaping up to be one of the year's can't-miss music weekends.

🎸We just published our full feature on why SkyDog belongs on every music lover's bucket list. Give it a read, then grab your tickets before prices rise and availability disappears!

👇 Read the article: https://www.colemanconcierge.com/skydog-the-shoals-experience/

Single and two-day general admission tickets are now available‼️

🎟️ Get your tickets: https://skydogshoals.com

SkyDog-The Shoals Experience Visit The Shoals Sweet Home Alabama Renaissance Shoals Resort & Spa

06/07/2026

There comes a time in almost every landscape and wildlife photographer's life when they dream of having an image published by National Geographic.

Well... my time finally came.

A writer recently reached out looking for a photograph from Beaumont, Texas for an upcoming National Geographic article. They found one of my images and asked if I would be willing to license it for publication. Needless to say, my answer was YES!

I'm excited to share that my photograph of Cattail Marsh in Beaumont, Texas, appears in National Geographic's online article, "5 Small Texas Towns That Are Big on Charm—and Worth the Drive."👇

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/texas-small-towns

As photographers, we spend countless hours chasing light, exploring new places, and hoping our images tell a story. To have one selected by a publication as iconic as National Geographic is a milestone I never imagined when I first picked up a camera.

I'm definitely doing a little happy dance!

Thank you to everyone who has followed along and supported my photography journey over the years. Here's to many more adventures behind the lens.
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From desert landscapes in Alpine to marshland wildlife near Beaumont, these communities outside Texas's big metros offer a deeper look at the places, people, and landscapes that define the Lone Star State.

05/12/2026

We've been dreaming of a sunny days, cool waves, and tropical drinks lately...🏝🍹
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What have you been dreaming about lately?