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Maddi Higgins

New in 2015: More Tigers with Fewer Crowds in India

We revamped our Grand India Wildlife Adventure for the new year! Immerse yourself in a preview of what our trip holds as you flip through the colorful pages...

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Wendy Redal

Travelers rescue injured sled dog: Trauma surgeon in Nat Hab group saves dog’s life in makeshift ‘clinic’

Dogs in the office at Nat Hab’s Colorado headquarters are nothing new, since our dog-friendly policy has been a long-standing feature. But a few days ago we...

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Candice Gaukel Andrews

Seeding the Earth: When We Lose an Animal, We Lose a Forest

When we hear news about the declining numbers—and even near-extinction—of some of the world’s largest animals, such as tigers and rhinos, we usually think...

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Candice Gaukel Andrews

Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals: Powerful Protections or Paper Tigers?

From the tiny monarch butterfly to the immense wildebeest of Africa, many of the world’s animal species take on great migrations. Those epic travels may...

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Candice Gaukel Andrews

National Parks Poster Project: Q & A with Artist Rob Decker

A photographer and graphic artist living in Nederland, Colorado, Rob Decker is currently working on creating WPA-style posters for all 59 of our national...

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Emily Deemer

One of Seven Remaining Northern White Rhinos Dies in Kenya

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Suni, one of the last northern white rhinos in the world, was found dead in his boma (hut) on Friday at Ol...

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Derek Ward

Are They Clouds of Monarchs? Mysterious Unidentifiable ‘Blobs’ Spotted by Radar Over the Midwest

Meteorologists spotted two large ‘blobs’on radars last Friday that cannot be readily explained. Spanning 200 miles and traveling 6,000 feet above the ground,...

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Natural Habitat Adventures

Orcas Feed on Beluga Whales near Churchill

While orcas were once a rare occurrence in Churchill, sightings have been steadily increasing in recent years.  And just last week, one was spotted hunting...

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Natural Habitat Adventures

Polar Bears Photographed From Space!

While polar bears are typically spotted in the small town of Churchill, Manitoba, researchers are now using a new technology that captures high-resolution...

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Wendy Redal

Franklin Ship Missing 169 Years Discovered in the Canadian Arctic

World’s Greatest Maritime Mystery Solved: Check out this EXCITING NEWS involving One Ocean Expeditions, one of Nat Hab’s adventure cruise operators! Searching...

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Natural Habitat Adventures

First Look: Natural Habitat Adventures 2015-2016 Catalog is Now On Press!

This week Nat Hab Creative Director Mark Hickey flew to Vancouver, British Columbia for a press check of the newest catalog from the company responsible for...

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Natural Habitat Adventures

Olaf Malver – Nat Hab’s “CEO” & Adventurer Extraordinaire

In the 21st century, there aren’t a whole lot of genuine global explorers left. But there are a few. And Nat Hab’s Olaf Malver is one of them. It’s no wonder...

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Natural Habitat Adventures

Save on Antarctica: Last-Minute 2014 Specials!

Looking for a last-minute adventure this year? Escape to Antarctica, where you can find yourself among the very few to step foot on the southern continent....

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Chris Miller

Rare Baby Panda Triplets Born in China!

China announced this Tuesday that an extremely rare set of panda triplets was born in the southern city of Guangzhou. The mother, Ju Xiao, and the three...

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Emily Deemer

Botswana's Okavango Delta named 1,000th UNESCO World Heritage Site

Northern Botswana's Okavango Delta was recently inscribed as the 1,000th UNESCO World Heritage Site, among the ranks of 26 other extraordinary places...

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WWF

Travel & Leisure Chats with WWF on Twitter

Travel + Leisure magazine invited select experts from the travel industry, including WWF’s Elissa Poma, to join a live Twitter chat last month to discuss...

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Candice Gaukel Andrews

Young People Have Less Money Than Ever Before, So Why Are They Traveling More?

The ages of some of my fellow travelers on a recent trip to Antarctica surprised me. A stay on a ship that takes you to the more remote regions of the world...

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Candice Gaukel Andrews

Are We Now Losing Our Most Iconic Buildings Due to Climate Change?

“Extinction tourism” is a familiar term when it comes to wildlife and natural habitats: it’s described as a desire to see the animals and landscapes that are...

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