Photography Services

David sells fine art prints and licenses photography for other uses. Prices vary depending on the specific image and usage. 

Only a fraction of David’s photography is available online. Looking for something specific? Contact David with inquiries. He will be happy to set up a digital lightbox for you to view images on a specific topic, landscape, or species. You can also view his searchable photo archive through PhotoShelter.

Prints

David wants to make sure you get exactly what you want and all prints are made custom for you. Each image David sells is developed from the original digital negative for the specific format and size in which it will be displayed. Each print is signed by David and delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

Contact David to discuss image selection, print size, matte, backing, or framing options, cost and shipping. Payments can be made by credit card or a number of other payment platforms.

Price List

Prices may vary depending on specific order. Ordering 3 or more prints? David will give you a 10% discount.

8×10    $142

8×12    $142

11×14   $196

12×18  $224

16×20  $281

18×24  $347

24x30 $455

24×36 $491

Larger Prints and Panoramas Contact David for prices.

Photo Licensing

David's work has been featured in a wide variety of publications including The New York Times, Outside Magazine, Sierra and many others. Browse his searchable archive of images or contact David directly with an inquiry about a specific image or subject.

Contact David directly for arranging licenses for images for editorial, commercial, educational, and conservation use.

Assignments

David shoots projects and stories in line with his background and focus on conservation, ecology, and expeditions. Contact David via phone or email directly with inquiries.

SLideSHows and Presentations

“David transports you to the wilderness through his photography and his compelling, entertaining storytelling. He’s the best kind of speaker: passionate, concise, intelligent and generous with anecdotes and details. All of this really makes his presentations come alive. ”

— Florangela Davila. Voices of the Region Director, Forterra

For two decades, David Moskowitz has taught classes, lead expeditions, and given presentations on wildlife tracking and other natural history topics around the western United States, Canada and beyond. He is a gifted educator and an engaging, witty public speaker blending his deep subject matter knowledge with a sincere love of teaching and engaging others with natural world. He has years of experience working with teachers, wilderness guides, biologists, field technicians, and the general public. His slideshows and presentations blend personal stories from the field, cutting edge research, and stunning photography. 

Common Topics for Slideshow Presentations:

• The Hidden Lives of Wildlife

• Wolves in the Land of Salmon

• The Caribou Rainforest

• Wolf OR7 Expedition

• Wildlife Tracking Fundamentals

• Wildlife Tracking: Evolution of a Discipline

• Snowtracking and Winter Ecology

• Observer Reliability and Natural Sign Surveys

• Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest

• Squirrels of the Pacific Northwest

Contact David about setting up an event in your community on one of these topics or another program customs designed for your needs.

online courses

“Dave is an adventurer, with a heart connected to all things wild, so when he is presenting he takes you on a kind of thoughtful journey, leaving your spirit brightened by the beauty in his photographs, joyful from the comedy in his stories, and satiated with his insights in natural history. I’m always impressed with how he manages to address some of the more academic aspects of his observations, while also graciously connecting with his audience and participants – as a presenter, he’s like a friendly and wise ambassador for the wildlife, the places, and the conservationists he works with every day” - E. K.

Mammal Bones: Applications for Wildlife Observation and Tracking

Join David and Dr Nyn Tomkins as they take you on a guided tour of the mammal skeleton. This course is divided into two parts.

Part One ~ Foundations: The Skeletal Anatomy of Mammals

The first part of the class is a foundations course and provides an introductory guide to mammal skeletons. We’ll learn how to name each bone in the body and what it does, with a focus on practical field skills. Core concepts will be tied back to wildlife tracking and observation.

Part Two ~ Advanced Course: The Comparative Anatomy and Functional Morphology of Mammals

The second part will be released in 2026. We’ll expand on knowledge from the previous class. Then dive into the skeletal system of mammals through the lens of functional morphology - examining how bone structure and form are adapted for various modes of locomotion, feeding and behavior.

Wildlife Consulting

David Moskowitz provides professional consulting regarding wildlife projects and wildlife issues. The focus of David’s work is on various applications of non-invasive research methods. Designed to detect and study wildlife without needing to actually handle or even observe directly, these methods provide safe, cost effective, and accessible methods to answer many contemporary wildlife research and management questions. Areas of specific expertise include:

• Wildlife tracking, remote cameras, field collection of genetic samples. Using wildlife tracking techniques, either independently or in conjunction with other non-invasive research techniques for scientific research, mitigation studies, and conservation initiatives.
• Practical knowledge of the natural history and ecology of North American mammals, and skill in locating low density and inconspicuous species using wildlife tracking techniques independently and in conjunction with literature and GIS research.
•  Project Management: Design, implementation, leadership and management of wildlife field projects, expeditions, outdoor education programming, citizen science.
•  Observer Reliability: Assessing and increasing Observer Reliability on field studies.

Previous clients include Wildlife Conservation Society, Western Transportation Institute, United States Forest Service,  Alberta Conservation Association,  Conservation Northwest, Wildlife Defense League.

“I began working with Dave in 2007 as we launched the Cascades Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project. Dave has been an invaluable resource to myself and hundreds of our volunteers as a leader, teacher, and scientist for this program since its inception. His deep knowledge base combined with his clear passion for engaging others to learn about the living landscape around them provides a unique talent.”

— Jen Watkins, Conservation Northwest

Workshops and Certification

“David Moskowitz is one of those rare people who can both lead and listen. His expertise in tracking speaks for itself, but his exceptional ability to share his skills with others is rooted in patience and generosity. Moreover, his passion for wildlife is an inspiration to all who are fortunate enough to spend time with him in the field.”

— Paula Mackay, Research Associate, Western Transportation Institute and co-editor of Noninvasive Survey Methods for Carnivores

Tracking Certification

David Moskowitz provides professional evaluation and certification for wildlife tracking through Cybertracker Conservation, the international standard for wildlife tracking certification. In addition to providing professional-level certification, the entirely field-based evaluation process is highly educational and rewarding for biologists, educators, land/wildlife managers, and amateur naturalists alike.

Cybertracker Conservation’s mission is to help communities and individuals carry out ecological monitoring of their local environment. Tracking Certification offers credentials for individuals in the fields of wildlife research, environmental education, and ecotourism, and offers communities, conservations groups, and professionals training to collect reliable data based on tracks and sign found in the field.

Workshops and Classes

Custom Programs

Online Training Programs