Europe Webinars

From mist-draped mountains and mirror-like lochs to windswept coastlines and ancient castles, Scotland offers endless inspiration behind the lens. Photo Expedition Leader Warwick Lister-Kaye previews our NEW Wild Scotland Photo Expedition, where golden-hour shoots, remote locations and a small group create unparalleled opportunities to capture the Highlands and Hebrides. Learn about the places we visit to photograph Scotland’s landscapes and search for wildlife like red deer, sea eagles and river otters, and discover how we tailor this itinerary to nature photographers.

What does it take to study one of the ocean's most intelligent and elusive predators? Join marine biologist Filipa Samarra, Ph.D., founder of the Icelandic Orca Project, for an inside look at one of the longest-running studies of orcas. Discover how researchers identify individual whales, track their movements, study their diets and social relationships, and investigate the challenges they face. You'll also learn how participants on our new Earthwatch Expeditions adventure to Iceland work alongside Filipa's team, contributing to research that deepens our understanding of these highly social marine mammals.

From Istanbul's bustling markets and waterfront neighborhoods to Cappadocia's valleys filled with volcanic rock formations, cave dwellings and ancient chapels, Turkey offers an extraordinary blend of culture, cuisine and tradition. Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler shares a first look at our newest Terra & Tu cultural adventure, where we cruise the Bosphorus between Europe and Asia, explore the spiritual legacy of Rumi and the whirling dervishes, cook alongside local hosts, meet artisans and winemakers, and discover the flavors, stories and personal connections that bring modern Turkey to life.

Honey-colored villages, rolling countryside and centuries-old traditions make the Cotswolds one of England’s most photogenic regions. Join Photo Expedition Leader Eric Ramirez on a journey through this bucolic landscape as he shares images and stories from village streets, country pubs, historic working farms and wildlife-rich wetlands. Along the way, learn how to capture authentic travel moments, improve your visual storytelling, and evoke the subtle interplay of light, mood and place on our rural sojourn in the Cotswold Hills.

Iceland’s west coast is a dream destination for landscape photographers: volcanic black-sand beaches, towering sea stacks, thundering waterfalls and vast glaciers. Photo Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen takes viewers on a visual journey through this dramatic region while sharing practical tips for photographing Iceland’s ever-changing light and weather conditions. Learn techniques for composing sweeping landscapes and working with motion and texture. Along the way, Charlie offers insights and shares examples of his own photos of the Land of Fire & Ice.

From iceberg lagoons and volcanic highlands to puffin-covered cliffs, Iceland offers endless opportunities for photography. Photo Expedition Leader Edward Savage shares highlights of our Ultimate Iceland Photo Expedition, a full-circle journey designed to maximize time in the field and access to remote landscapes. Photograph whales, waterfalls, Icelandic horses, lava fields and glaciers while traveling by scenic roads, private boat tours and chartered flightseeing excursions. Edward also offers camera gear and packing advice and insights into how we position you for wall-worthy images of the Land of Fire & Ice.

From the Acropolis to the mountain villages of Arcadia, our new Terra & Tu Cultural Journey reveals Greece through its landscapes, history and living traditions. Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler introduces this immersive adventure across the Peloponnese, where we walk the ancient stadium at Nemea, sample estate wines and olive oils and take part in hands-on experiences — from cooking regional dishes to truffle foraging and traditional crafts. Along the way, meet local artisans, visit cliffside monasteries and share meals made with local ingredients, gaining a deeper understanding of how past and present shape daily life today.

Encounter a quieter side of Europe on our Terra & Tu Cultural Journey through Croatia and Slovenia. Expedition Leader Monika Mikulec shares insights into this distinctive itinerary, which explores idyllic islands, Europe’s easternmost Alps and the traditions that shape daily life in the Balkans, from beekeeping and cheesemaking to truffle hunting and olive oil production. Travel through three national parks, discovering rugged coastlines, glacier-carved lakes and alpine meadows dotted with wildflowers along the way. Connect with local artisans, sample regional food and wine and enjoy exclusive cultural experiences in this less-traveled corner of Europe.

Each spring, the corncrake flies 4,000 miles from the Congo Basin to Scotland’s Hebrides — one of the last places it can still be heard calling through the night. But threats to the machair grasslands, which sustain corncrake flocks, could imperil the species. Expedition Leader Simon McLaughlin explores this remarkable migration as he discusses how conservationists and crofters (farmers who work small plots called crofts) are teaming up to conserve vital grasslands and protect the corncrake while safeguarding Scotland’s ancient agricultural traditions.

From sunlit river valleys to rugged peaks, experience the landscapes, flavors and enduring culture that reveal Portugal beyond the well-traveled path. Expedition Leader Pedro Soromenho previews our new Terra & Tu Cultural Journey, where we wander terraced vineyards in the Douro Valley, sample fine ports with winemaker hosts. In the high country of Serra da Estrela, meet artisanal cheesemakers and wool producers, and explore historic villages and mountain communities.

Savor a lesser-known corner of Europe on our Terra & Tu Cultural Journey through Portugal’s Douro Valley. Join Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim for a preview of this sun-soaked adventure, where we paddle scenic stretches of the Douro River, hike among terraced vineyards and olive groves and explore nature reserves tucked into rugged mountain landscapes. Along the way, stay at historic wine estates, meet local producers and experience the culture and traditions that have shaped this renowned wine region for centuries.

Step into the timeless landscapes of England’s Cotswolds — Britain's largest designated National Landscape — a region of rolling hills, ancient forests and hedgerow-lined villages. Expedition Leader Andy Woodward shares the details of our Cotswolds journey, where travelers wander through beech woodlands and wildflower meadows, follow trout-filled streams and meet local farmers and artisans. Highlights include private garden visits, falconry demonstrations and farm-to-table meals, plus historic pubs and charming country house hotels that we retire to each night.

From windswept cliffs and seabird colonies to ancient stone circles and misty glens, Scotland’s Highlands and islands stir the imagination. Join Expedition Leader Warwick Lister-Kaye for an inside look at the wildlife and landscapes we meet on our Scotland adventures, from puffins and whales to sea eagles and Scottish red deer. The new itinerary includes two full days on the legendary Isle of Skye, exploring the quieter southern Sleat Peninsula. Hike uncrowded coastal trails and experience the culture and natural wonders that define this storied land.

Explore two of the North Atlantic’s wildest frontiers on our Iceland & Greenland: A Nordic Discovery adventure. Expedition Leader Anthony Amsel reveals what makes this journey unforgettable, from Iceland’s volcanoes, waterfalls and wildlife to Greenland’s vast fjords, icebergs and Inuit communities. Anthony also introduces our new 4x4 excursion to Iceland's remote Laki Craters—a highlight of our updated itinerary.

Culture and nature have always been intertwined, shaping each other across generations. We’re thrilled to launch Terra & Tu Cultural Journeys—travel experiences that celebrate the connection between people and place. Join Nat Hab Founder Ben Bressler and Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler as they introduce this exciting new collection, beginning with Tuscany: La Dolce Vita. Discover how these small-group adventures go beyond the typical tourist trail, weaving travelers into the fabric of local traditions, cuisine and communities while supporting cultural heritage.

Iceland is a land of fire and ice, where seabirds soar above volcanic cliffs, moss carpets ancient lava fields and icebergs calve into frigid fjords. Expedition Leader Heather Chrystie and special guest Boga Kristinsdottir—a professional guide born and raised in Iceland—share the natural and cultural wonders that we encounter on our NEW 8-day adventure through western Iceland. Plus, meet some of Iceland's endemic Arctic wildlife, from white-tailed eagles to puffins and whales.

Join Expedition Leader and wildlife ecologist Daniel Blankenheim for a closer look at one of Iceland’s most remarkable yet underappreciated birds: the Arctic tern. While puffins may steal the spotlight, terns complete the longest annual migration of any animal, traveling from pole to pole each year. Daniel will share insights on their behavior, diet and life cycle, as well as what travelers can expect when encountering these fierce and fearless birds in Iceland. With stories from the field (including dive-bombing attacks), this webinar offers a new appreciation for this extraordinary bird.

Join Expedition Leader Andy Woodward for an exploration of England’s enchanting Cotswolds, a landscape shaped by 5,000 years of human history and the enduring presence of nature. Discover how the region’s geology, climate and deep-rooted rural traditions have given rise to lush gardens, bucolic farmlands, ancient forests, meandering chalk streams and wetlands that should top any birder’s travel list. As the largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Britain, the Cotswolds is an inspiring example of how people and nature can thrive together.

Our much-acclaimed journey through Portugal’s Douro Valley just got even better! Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim introduces our updated 2026 itinerary, which builds on our popular kayaking trip with added walks, an olive oil tasting, and a 4x4 excursion in Douro International Natural Park. Daniel shares firsthand insights into what makes this new itinerary extra special, from gentle paddling on the winding river to exploring villages and vineyards. Find out how our updates offer an even fuller experience of the culture, cuisine and nature of northeast Portugal.

Discover two of the North Atlantic’s most dramatic destinations on one epic adventure. Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson introduces Iceland & Greenland: A Nordic Discovery, a small-group journey showcasing volcanoes, glaciers, fjords and wildlife across both islands, including Atlantic puffins, Arctic fox, whales, seals—perhaps even the occasional polar bear! Explore Iceland’s lava-scarred landscapes and geothermal marvels, then travel to our remote Base Camp in East Greenland, where icebergs drift through deep fjords and Inuit heritage endures.

Iceland’s dramatic landscapes—thundering waterfalls, iceberg-studded lagoons, volcanic highlands and puffin-covered cliffs—make it one of the world’s most captivating places for nature photography. Photo Expedition Leader Edward Savage offers an insider’s look at our full-circle Iceland adventure designed for photographers. From whales and wild horses to lava fields and glacial vistas, discover how we maximize image opportunities using chartered flights, private boat tours and scenic drives. Plus, get Eddy’s expert packing tips and gear advice.

Tucked within the terraced hills of Portugal’s Douro Valley lies a cultural treasure: Europe’s largest open-air collection of Paleolithic rock art. Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim shares the story of the discovery of the Coa Valley petroglyphs and details how determined conservationists—including local high school students—helped save the site from a dam project that would have submerged the artworks under 300 feet of water. He also explains how these prehistoric engravings have changed our understanding of early human expression.

Glaciers, volcanoes, rivers and waterfalls shape Iceland’s wild and ever-changing landscape. Join Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson for an insider’s guide to our Iceland: Circling the Land of Fire & Ice adventure. Discover what it’s like to explore by Super Jeep and Zodiac, and learn how our chartered flights connect your full-circle itinerary. Cruise iceberg lagoons, descend into a volcanic crater, ride horseback around lava formations, and spot whales, seals, puffins, Arctic fox and other wildlife. Lianne also advises on what to pack and offers a glimpse of our inviting accommodations.

From alpine peaks to turquoise rivers and rugged coast, uncover the wild beauty of the Balkans. Expedition Leader Branka Dajak offers a glimpse into our Croatia & Slovenia: From the Adriatic to the Alps, an immersive expedition through three national parks, including Plitvice Lakes, Triglav and Paklenica, where tumbling waterfalls, sheer-walled gorges and glacial lakes await. Learn about the region’s wildlife, such as chamois, ibex and griffon vultures. Explore cultural highlights including artisan food and wine. Take a private boat tour along the Dalmatian Coast, and ascend the Julian Alps by cable car.

Paddle through one of Europe’s most scenic and culturally rich river valleys on a journey that blends active adventure with timeless tradition. On Portugal’s Douro River, surrounded by terraced vineyards, travelers explore the Alto Douro Wine Region by kayak. Expedition Leader Nancy Moore shares what to expect on this unique itinerary, from mornings on the river and afternoon hikes in hillside orchards to overnight stays in historic quintas (wine estates). Whether you're drawn by nature, paddling or Port, this trip offers a soul-stirring look at Portugal’s wilder side.

Discover a land of lochs, whales, seabirds and cultural wonders as you travel with Expedition Leader Warwick Lister-Kaye across Scotland’s storied landscapes. Meet some of the wildlife we seek out on our Scotland adventure (including the majestic red deer), and get a peek at highlights like private boat tours in search of marine life and a journey through Britain’s highest mountains on the Jacobite steam train. From cartoonish puffins to the mysterious Callanish Standing Stones, the treasures of Scotland’s heathered Highlands and misty islands are sure to capture your imagination.

Iceland abounds with wondrous photography subjects, from lava fields and black sand beaches to iceberg lagoons and cascading waterfalls. And then there’s the wildlife: Arctic foxes, Icelandic horses, humpback, fin and minke whales, and the planet’s largest population of Atlantic puffins. Photo Expedition Leader Court Whelan shares his favorite tips for capturing Iceland’s unique beauty, including landscape and wildlife photography techniques, advice for photographing from moving vehicles including boats, 4x4s and helicopters, and what camera gear to pack.

Embark on a novel adventure in Britain's largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: the Cotswold Hills. Wander ancient beech forests and wildflower meadows, follow hedgerows and trout-filled streams, and meet artisan food producers in England’s classic countryside. Expedition Leader Andy Woodward offers an overview of our unique journey, which includes private tours of lush gardens and organic farms, a chance to watch trained falcons and sheepdogs in action, luxurious stays in country house hotels, and, of course, tipping a pint in historic local pubs.

Explore English nature and learn about the positive impact of conservation travel as Expedition Leader Bella Somerset guides us through five habitats in the Cotswold Hills. Ply the waters of the Windrush, Coln and Thames rivers. Wind through Wytham Woods and Westonbirt National Arboretum. Explore the Severn Estuary and Slimbridge Wetland Center—known as the "avian Serengeti" for its abundant birdlife. Stroll fields and farmland, learn about organic farming practices, and visit regal parkland estates replete with red deer.

You may know that Nat Hab is the world's first carbon-neutral travel company (humble brag), but our commitment to conservation goes beyond offsetting. Brooke Mitchell chats with Chief Sustainability Officer Court Whelan about our 2024 conservation successes and challenges, as well as our goals for 2025. Find out how sustainability and conservation travel go hand in hand, and learn more about our conservation programs, from philanthropy projects in the regions we visit to trip scholarships for inspiring eco-educators!

You’ve likely heard of Africa’s Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo), but what about Europe’s charismatic quintet? Crowned based on their appearance, behavior, rareness and the emotions they trigger, these large carnivores—gray wolf, lynx, brown bear, wolverine and bison—should top the “must-see” list for your next European nature adventure. Learn all about biology, behavior and conservation status of these species from Expedition Leader Andrea Serena, and find out where to look for them on our Nat Hab Europe trips.

When you think about conservation, you might not immediately imagine grabbing your camera. But photography is an important tool for protecting vulnerable animal populations! Expedition Leader and wildlife photographer Lianne Thompson explains how storytelling photography—in combination with other conservation initiatives—is helping save seabirds in Iceland, including Atlantic puffins, Arctic terns, northern fulmars and eider ducks. She also offers her advice on how to capture compelling photos of Iceland’s birdlife, from composition to camera settings.

In this installment of his Ghosts of the Woods series, Expedition Leader Andrea Serena introduces us to one of his favorite amphibians: the fire salamander. With their black skin and fiery orange or yellow markings, these distinctive denizens of European forests are at once elusive and hard to miss. Uncover their biology (they breathe through their skin!), behaviors (they shoot poison from their eyes!) and the vital roles they play in their woodland ecosystems.

Explore the captivating lives of puffins, often referred to as "sea parrots" and "clowns of the sea" due to their vibrant striped beaks and playful behavior. Expedition Leader Giulia Ciampini delves into their unique adaptations, including their remarkable diving abilities and their life cycle, from hatching in rugged cliffside nests to their long migrations across the ocean. Learn about conservation efforts aimed at protecting puffin populations and get Guilia's tips for photographing these beloved birds on our Iceland, Newfoundland and other northern adventures.

Encounter East Greenland's Arctic beauty as few travelers do. From our safari-style expedition camp near the edge of the Greenland ice sheet, we explore by helicopter, boat, kayak and on foot. Expedition Leader Colby Brokvist reveals the details of this Arctic summer adventure, including wildflower hikes, kayaking among icebergs, and immersions in Inuit culture. Learn about the whales, seals, Arctic fox and other wildlife we'll see, and get details about our special photo expedition for avid nature photographers.

Embark on a full-circle photography adventure around Iceland. Expedition Leader Edward Savage shares the wildlife and natural wonders that await, from whales, puffins and Icelandic horses to waterfalls, lava fields and iceberg lagoons. Get advice on what camera equipment and personal gear to pack and learn how we circumnavigate the island to maximize our time and ensure you get the incredible shots you're after— including chartered helicopter and plane flights, scenic drives and private boat tours.

From active volcanoes and thundering waterfalls to steaming geysers and calving glaciers, Iceland showcases nature at its most epic. Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson reveals the intricacies of our journey around the Land of Fire and Ice, including the whales, seals, puffins, Arctic fox and other wildlife we're likely to see; exciting activities like a Super Jeep excursion into a volcano crater, cruising an iceberg lagoon by Zodiac, and riding horseback around lava formations; and how we circumnavigate the island (by private mini bus, chartered plane, boat and 4x4). Plus get packing tips, information about where we stay and details about Icelandic cuisine!

Find out what to expect on our luxurious kayaking journey on the Douro River, dubbed Portugal's "River of Wine" for the numerous vineyards that blanket the terraced hills above it. Expedition Leader Nancy Moore, who has led this trip for 20 years, guides us through this unique itinerary -- a favorite for active adventurers and wine-lovers alike. She introduces us to the unspoiled landscape of Douro International Natural Park and to the Alto Douro Wine Region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where wine has been produced for more than 2,000 years. Plus, get a peek at some of the gorgeous settings where we stay, including traditional quintas (wine estates).

Discover idyllic islands and Europe’s easternmost Alps on an expansive itinerary showcasing three national parks and artisan food and wine. Journey with Expedition Leader Monika Mikulec across the country’s storied landscapes to uncover the unique culture and natural wonders we encounter on our Wild Nature of Croatia & Slovenia trip. Meet some of the elusive wildlife we might spot (including chamois, ibex and rare griffon vultures) and get a peek at highlights like a private boat trip along the Dalmatian Coast and a mountain cable car ride.

Get ready for an immersive adventure in Britain's largest designated National Landscape: the Cotswold Hills. Stroll through ancient beech forests, wander through wildflower meadows and along hedgerows, and explore the hidden byways and unspoiled villages during our rural idyll. Expedition Leader Matt Ware offers an overview of our journey, including private tours of lavish gardens and organic farms, a thrilling falconry experience and, of course, visits to historic local pubs. Get packing advice, learn about the sustainable farm-to-table fare we’ll enjoy, and hear about some of the impressive birdlife we’re likely to encounter.

From cartoonish puffins to the mysterious Callanish Standing Stones, Scotland’s heathered Highlands and misty islands capture the imagination. Journey with Expedition Leaders Warwick Lister-Kaye and Simon McLaughlin across the country’s storied landscapes to uncover the unique history, culture and natural wonders we encounter in Scotland’s Wild Highlands & Islands. Meet some of the elusive wildlife we might spot, and get a peek at highlights like private boat trips to look for dolphins, whales and abundant seabird colonies.

For centuries, Scotland's heather-clad Highlands have captured the imagination of travelers and storytellers around the world. Journey with Expedition Leader Warwick Lister-Kaye across the country's storied landscapes -- from Britain's highest mountains to forested glens and silver lochs -- and delve into its turbulent history, unique culture and natural wonders. Plus, meet some of the elusive wildlife you might encounter on our journey into Scotland's Wild Highlands & Islands, including red deer, badger, pine marten and maybe even the endangered Scottish wildcat.

Bats are one of nature’s most woefully misunderstood mammals. In fact, false beliefs and myths have even put these flying phenoms in harm’s way, despite the critical roles they play in their environments. With Expedition Leader Andrea Serena, get to know Europe’s largest and least-studied bat: the rare, carnivorous, forest-dwelling greater noctule bat. Learn all about its biology and behaviors as well as where we may spot these bats in the wild on Nat Hab’s Wild Nature of Croatia & Slovenia adventure.

They may look similar to our domesticated cats, but the European Wildcat is no common house kitty! These elusive "ghosts of the woods" thrive in the forests, grasslands, marshes and mountains of continental Europe, Scotland and central Asia. Expedition Leader Andrea Serena walks us through the natural history of the European Wildcat, sharing details about its biology and behavior, how this subspecies differs from African and Asiatic wildcats, the threats it faces (and what's being done to protect them), and where lucky travelers may be able to spot a European Wildcat in the wild.

Once hunted nearly to extinction, the Alpine ibex has rebounded over the past century to reclaim the title "King of the Alps." Expedition Leader Andrea Serena introduces us to these gravity-defying wild goats and their high-altitude home in the European Alps. Learn about their natural history, including the successful reintroduction efforts that brought them back from the brink, as well as their curious biology and their role in the Alpine ecosystem. You’ll also find out what’s being done to protect them and where to see them in the wild.

Paddling Portugal's River of Wine is a favorite trip for adventure travelers and wine-lovers alike! Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim guides us through this unique itinerary, introducing us to the unspoiled landscape of Douro International Natural Park, which separates Portugal and Spain, and the Alto Douro Wine Region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where wine has been produced on steep schist terraces above the river for more than 2,000 years. You’ll also meet some of the local wildlife, especially various birds of prey. And get a peek at some of the gorgeous settings where we stay, enjoying the lavish hospitality of the Douro Valley’s winemaking families on traditional quintas (wine estates ).

Iceland is home to fewer than 400,000 people -- and about 10 million puffins! Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim introduces us to the island nation’s most adorable and beloved birds, sharing information about their life cycles, insights into puffin population trends and their cultural significance in Iceland, and, of course, how you can see Atlantic puffins in the wild on a Nat Hab adventure to the Land of Fire and Ice.

From rugged coastlines to windswept moors, Scotland’s wild landscapes call to adventurous travelers. Prepare for your trip with this important information, from what to pack to where you’ll stay and what you’ll see.

Come with us to the postcard-perfect English countryside, where nature travel is more refined than rugged. Decidedly genteel, yet still full of wild discoveries, our rural sojourn in the Cotswold Hills unveils the native habitats, artisan agriculture and conservation challenges of Britain’s largest designated National Landscape. Join Expedition Leader Lianne Thompson to learn what you can expect in this bucolic destination. Hear how to pack for fickle British weather and what footwear you’ll need for our many exploratory walks, including a portion of the Cotswolds Way. You’ll be eager to raise a pint to your upcoming Cotswolds trip—and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to do so once you’re there, too, in centuries-old pubs we visit during this special adventure.

Get inspired to visit these diverse neighboring Balkan countries on Nat Hab’s unique, less-traveled itinerary along Adriatic Coast and into the Dinaric and Julian Alps.

For avid nature photographers, Iceland is an exceptional destination. Get details about our new Iceland Photo Pro trip from the Expedition Leader who designed it, and see inspiring images of some of the world’s most dynamic landscapes.

Hear what it’s like to explore the Arctic wilderness from our luxury base camp within view of the Greenland ice sheet.

Join a Nat Hab Expedition Leader for an expert take on what to know before you visit the Land of Fire and Ice.

Are you captivated by Iceland? Join a Nat Hab Expedition Leader for an insider’s look at summer life in the Land of Fire and Ice, with compelling personal stories and photos.

Learn the inspiring story of Tété-Michel Kpomassie, the first African to visit Greenland, and why he was drawn from the land of pythons to a country of permafrost.

Golden eagles once reigned throughout Central Europe. Today they seek refuge mostly in the Alps, where they spy their prey

Discover these diverse neighboring countries with a trove of delights for nature travelers, from glacier-carved lakes and crystalline rivers to turquoise bays and rugged mountain peaks—plus great food and wine!

Stolen ibex, bearded vultures and lynx that have been carried up mountains, and wolves finding their way home...find out how these animals are making their way back to Switzerland, with the help of conservationists.

The Severn Estuary is one of England's greatest natural wonders and a globally important wetland. Learn why this important habitat is at the forefront of wetland conservation, with lessons to offer worldwide.

Join Scottish conservationist and wildlife advocate Warwick Lister-Kaye for a preview of Nat Hab’s nature adventure exploring coast, lochs, forest and moors—find out where to see red deer, pine marten and maybe a Scottish wildcat.

Rewilding offers hope for the future of farming in England. What is rewilding, and how can we support it? Join our British naturalist guides to learn how English agriculture can benefit from bringing back the wild.

Join our Nat Hab British naturalists to learn how England’s hedgerows do so much more than simply corral the woolly sheep of the Cotswolds.

Where did all the hedgehogs go? Find out why their numbers are declining in the United Kingdom and what conservation efforts could save them and their furry friends.

From the Highlands to the islands, learn why Scotland’s history and wildlife have lured adventurous travelers for millennia.

Curious about the concept of giving land "back to nature"? Join two Cotswolds guides as they dive into rewilding and what these conservation efforts look like in the United Kingdom.

Steeped in history and paired with bucolic scenery in a storybook setting, our Cotswolds trip is an immersion in English nature and rural life. Get all the details in this enticing introduction.

The largest bird in the Alps and one of the rarest raptors in Europe, the bearded vulture has a 9-foot wingspan and dines on bones. Today’s webinar offers a fascinating look at this once-persecuted species.

Seeking a taste of Old World Europe? Look no further than this Dionysian paddling odyssey through romantic Port wine country—a rare Douro River kayaking adventure indulging in Portugal's distinctive nature, culture and cuisine.

Return to Switzerland’s magnificent mountains on part two of our photographic journey through the Alps as you gain insight into the Swiss people’s pioneering conservation efforts to protect vulnerable species and alpine ecosystems.

Croatia's Mediterranean landscapes are some of the best-preserved ecosystems in Europe. From the Adriatic Sea and Dalmatian Coast to the Dinaric Alps, peppered with UNESCO World Heritage Sites, get a preview of the wonders that await on your active Croatia adventure.

Switzerland's natural beauty is world-renowned, with conservation at the forefront of national priorities. Take a photographic journey through the Swiss Alps as we learn about Swiss-style stewardship.

Get answers to your questions about traveling to this island on the edge of the Arctic Circle, with insights and insider knowledge from an Iceland Expedition Leader and the head of Nat Hab's COVID-19 protocol team.

Ralph Lee Hopkins, director of National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions’s expedition photography program, takes us on an epic visual journey to ultra-remote East Greenland, where melting glaciers spawn staggering icebergs in Sermilik Fjord.

Find out what it looks like to turn back the clock in the Swiss Alps as we explore "rewilding" efforts to bring back endangered carnivores like bears and wolves.