WWF & Natural Habitat

Travel with Natural Habitat Adventures and Help Protect Our Planet

Dear World Wildlife Fund Traveler,

On this website you will find travel opportunities to some of the world’s most exciting places, where captivating wildlife is waiting to be discovered. These extraordinary nature-based and wildlife adventures are designed to stir the soul and awaken the senses of those passionate about our natural world and the fascinating creatures that inhabit it. Explore the icy realm of polar bears; witness an amazing gathering of delicate monarch butterflies; or explore the vast savannas and woodlands of Africa teeming with wildlife.

When we visit these magical places-or even just contemplate them-we become inspired to save these treasures. World Wildlife Fund has been a conservation leader for more than 40 years, dedicated to protecting the world’s wildlife and wildlands. We’re the largest privately supported international conservation organization in the world, with more than 1 million members in the United States alone. Since its inception in 1961, WWF has invested in more than 13,000 projects in 157 countries.

Integral to the mission of Natural Habitat Adventures is the understanding that a complete travel experience includes protecting and preserving our natural assets and the wildlife that live in these remarkable places. Because of their dedication to this philosophy, WWF has selected Natural Habitat as their official Conservation Travel Provider to offer travel opportunities in conjunction with WWF.

This relationship translates into some exciting benefits for Natural Habitat and WWF travelers alike. WWF members know that when they travel with Natural Habitat, a portion of their trip price is donated to WWF. Furthermore, non-members who travel with Natural Habitat can receive a one-year membership to WWF under Natural Habitat’s sponsorship. In addition, each of Natural Habitat’s professional Expedition Leaders-already recognized as some of the best in the world-are up to speed on WWF’s conservation efforts and research, enhancing the knowledge and experience they offer to their travelers.

We encourage you to travel with Natural Habitat Adventures this year for a personal and richly rewarding exploration to experience the wonders of nature. And remember, long after you have come home, World Wildlife Fund will be working hard to help you save these places and species, to ensure they will be around for your next visit, for your children’s visit, and for all future generations.

Sincerely,

Debra Eliezer

Director, World Wildlife Fund Travel