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This just in from WWF: A climate change and renewable energy expert with World Wildlife Fund will be the special guest lecturer aboard our voyage from Iceland and across the Arctic Circle to Svalbard, Norway.
It was with a mixture of mild excitement and deep trepidation that I packed my guide bags for the Mongolia expedition this summer.
By Andrea Reynolds, NHA Adventure Specialist & Expedition Leader When the opportunity came up to escort Elsa Bailey on her Nat Hab polar bear adventure to Churchill, I jumped at the chance. It was an exciting prospect to spend time with this “100-year-young” woman who has inspired many in our office.
We’re just about to launch a new interactive website to help travelers research and plan African safaris. It’s called iSafari.com, and it’s the most comprehensive Africa safari-planning tool, from Amboseli to Zanzibar! Imagine TripAdvisor™ for African safaris, and you have iSafari.com. iSafari.com is simply the best safari-planning resource available… and we need your help to make it even better!
It was supposed to be a fall wedding in the heart of Yosemite National Park’s beautiful, famed valley.
By Becky Pahl, NHA Adventure Prep Specialist Meet Elsa Bailey. Elsa is en route to Churchill right now to realize a lifelong dream of seeing polar bears in the wild, as Nat Hab’s 2013 Polar Bear season kicks off today.
As many of you may know, Natural Habitat Adventures’ headquarters is on the edge of Boulder, CO, an area that was devastated by the Colorado floods less than a month ago.
Join veteran Nat Hab expedition leader Melissa Scott for a live virtual tour of one of the world’s greatest phenomena, the ethereal northern lights! Adventure travelers: you don’t want to miss this truly breathtaking experience.
Natural Habitat Adventures has wrapped up design on our 2014-15 Catalog of the World’s Greatest Nature Journeys, and we wanted to give our Good Nature readers the first look.
WWF calls rangers the “unsung heroes of conservation,” bravely working as the first line of defense to protect the world’s most endangered species from poachers in the illegal wildlife trade.
While the planet’s oceans steadily decline from pollution and overfishing, the ecosystem of Antarctica’s Ross Sea endures in a relatively pristine state. The U.S. and New Zealand have spent the past two years negotiating an agreement to create a permanent marine sanctuary in this remote corner of the south polar cap.
By Tripti Pandey, an author and tourism and culture consultant in Jaipur, India. This story was originally posted on the WWF Travel Blog. In India’s “Pink City” of Jaipur, I occasionally see an elephant sauntering down the street.
