Nick Grossman

Growing up at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Nick took advantage of convenient access to the many incredible outdoor opportunities Colorado has to offer. Moving northward to study media and global affairs at the University of Colorado Boulder, Nick took his first two international trips to Japan and Peru, which sparked his passion for worldwide adventures.

After graduating from CU in 2011, Nick spent several years gaining valuable experience that eventually enabled him to fulfill his longtime goal of working in the ecotourism industry. As a marketing manager at Natural Habitat Adventures, Nick helps connect people with nature and wildlife in the world’s most extraordinary places. He also serves as a member of Nat Hab's Green Team, a group of employees committed to continually raising the bar on conservation.

Since joining Nat Hab in 2015, Nick has journeyed to some of Africa's most spectacular natural landscapes and experienced close encounters with the continent's exciting wildlife on a Kenya Migration Photo Safari and Great Namibia Wildlife Safari. He was also part of a joint expedition with WWF to explore Amakdedori Beach, a remote wilderness area on the Alaska Peninsula that is threatened by the Pebble Mine. Most recently, he joined Nat Hab's Kingdom of the Monarchs adventure in Mexico to witness the monarch butterfly migration.

Some of Nick's other memorable travel experiences include exploring ancient temples in Japan, trekking the mountainous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and summiting Wayna Picchu, hiking and paddling in Canada’s Banff National Park, watching a total solar eclipse near the Grand Tetons in Wyoming, and helicopter expeditions and wading through waterways in the remote Alaskan wilderness.