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Laura Kiniry
Laura Kiniry is an award-winning journalist specializing in nature, travel, and the outdoors. When she’s not out traversing Norway’s southern fjords or tracking elephants on foot in Ghana, you can find her at home in San Francisco, CA, writing about her adventures and rediscovering her own backyard. Her articles have ranged from What We Can Learn From the Sámi Tradition of Reading Snow to going On the Job with Japan’s Legendary Female Ama Divers.
Kiniry contributes regularly to such publications as Smithsonianmag.com, Atlas Obscura, BBC Travel, and Conde Nast Traveler, as well as several AAA outlets. She’s visited six continents (and counting!), spent one of her favorite summers to date working in Montana’s Glacier National Park, and embarked on a six-month backpacking journey through New Zealand, Australia, and Thailand. Occasionally she harvests olives in Italy.
Follow her travels on Instagram at @laurajkin.
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Understanding WWF’s 2022 Living Planet Report and its Findings
In January 2020, eastern Australia was in peril. Devastating bushfires had been sweeping through much of the region for the last few months, escalated by...
Iceland’s Magical Creatures
While traveling along Iceland’s South Coast, our group came upon a rocky outcrop on the side of the road. “Over there is where the elves live,” said our guide...
The Sapphire Lakes of New Zealand’s South Island
In New Zealand, Māori legends that tell the tales of how the landscape came to be abound. One such story describes a giant supernatural creature whose body...
The Importance of the North American Grasslands Conservation Act for Native Lands and Bison
It was August 1804 when the Lewis and Clark Expedition reached the eastern edge of the Great Plains. What lay before them was a broad expanse of North...
Reasons to Travel Solo with Natural Habitat Adventures
One of my favorite travel memories was an evening in Kenya’s Masai Mara. Our group had just finished up a day of safaris when we pulled over to a spot in the...
Five Famous Antarctic Expeditions
The first time I saw Antarctica, I actually started to cry. It’d been a couple of days aboard the Scenic Eclipse, a Polar Class 6 luxury-expedition cruise...
The Homestead History of Nat Hab’s Alaska Bear Camp
Nat Hab’s new Bear Camp, located in one of Alaska’s most coveted bear viewing areas, is a remote fly-in camp that began as a homestead property.
Exploring the Wonders of Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley
It’s during the early daylight hours when Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley is at its finest. The dramatic peaks of the Lewis Mountain Range take on...
Nat Hab in Namibia: Rhino Tracking & Conservation
In the heart of one of Africa's last great wildernesses, a rare and extraordinary experience awaits. Damaraland, a remote and untamed landscape tucked away in...
Astounding Plants that Look Like Animals
When I was a kid, my mom took our family to see Disney’s Pete’s Dragon, a musical fantasy film that featured a large green animated dragon named Elliott who...
Yosemite: Beyond the Yosemite Valley
When naturalist and conservationist John Muir first happened upon California’s Yosemite Valley in 1868, it was love at first sight. Not only was he taken by...
How to Get a Picture of a Wild Himalayan Snow Leopard
In the autumn of 1973, wilderness writer and naturalist Peter Matthiessen joined preeminent field biologist George Schaller high in Nepal’s Himalayan...
Save the Turtles! Celebrate World Turtle Day with Nat Hab
The roads in Sea Isle City, NJ, can reach peak capacity during the summer months, but it’s not just because of vehicular traffic. Each year beginning around...
The Nat Hab Earth Day Species Count
It’s a typical spring afternoon in Montana’s Glacier National Park, and the wildlife is buzzing. Grizzly and black bears have awoken from their winter slumber...
Obama’s “Our Great National Parks”
On an early morning in southern Chile's rugged Laguna San Rafael National Park, a Netflix series film crew caught a rare and unusual sight: a kodkod wandering...
Disneynature’s Polar Bear Premieres Earth Day
The bond between a polar bear sow and her cubs is extraordinary. This month, viewers can experience the remarkable relationship up-close with Disneynature’s...
The Unique Qualities of Humpback Whales
The salty waters of Quebec's St. Lawrence River estuary have long been a major gathering spot for whales—many arrive each spring to feed on a rich body of...