Good Nature Travel Blog

  • News & More

    Apparently I am NOT the Most Interesting Man in the World! | Ben's Musings

    May 25, 2015 · Ben Bressler

    Dear Nature Traveler, I fancy myself a pretty good nature traveler. I’ve run Natural Habitat Adventures for THIRTY YEARS now (ouch!), so I’ve had the opportunity to journey to some pretty darned wild places, from the Arctic tundra to the African rain forest to remote islands in the Pacific.

  • Travel Tips

    Why Guiding? | Olaf's Corner

    May 16, 2015 · Emily Deemer

    You might wonder why our Natural Habitat Expeditions guides have led trips for years, breaking trails in new hiking destinations, paddling unknown shores, and scaling unclimbed peaks in crazy locations. Well – I think it is all about people – not necessarily about place or task.

  • Travel Tales

    Cherishing Nature in Just One Day – Meet Polar Bear Guide Sandra Elvin

    Oct 13, 2014 · Natural Habitat Adventures

    Our Churchill Polar Bear tour season officially kicked off this past weekend, and we couldn’t be more excited here at Natural Habitat Adventures! Meet one of our veteran polar bear guides, Sandra Elvin, and learn how she fell in love with the natural world.

  • News & More

    NHA Guide Thuto Moutloatse Awarded Best Safari Guide by Outside Magazine

    Mar 11, 2014 · Emily Deemer

    We are thrilled to announce that NHA Expedition Leader Thuto Moutloatse was just named one of the Seven Best Guides on the Planet in Outside Magazine’s 2014 Travel Awards! He won top honors for Best Safari Guide, and we couldn’t be more excited for him.

  • Travel Tales

    Get to Know a Guide: Renzo Zeppilli

    Dec 25, 2013 · Elissa Poma

    Renzo Zeppilli is, admittedly, a lot like the birds he has studied for dozens of years: He travels extensively and wakes up every morning singing.

  • Alaska

    I “Break” for Bears

    Sep 29, 2011 · Candice Gaukel Andrews

    Calm, stoic strength. The consummate mother. Introspection. A symbol of the wild itself. No matter what bears represent for you personally, you are sure to have an opinion on them and what their proper relationship with us should be. That’s why watching them is so intriguing and why bear-viewing trips are popular with nature travelers.