The Galapagos Islands: A Symphony of Biodiversity
By Abel Valdivia, WWF Lead Marine Conservation Scientist The Galapagos Islands, a remote tropical paradise nested in the heart of…
Land of the Thunder Dragon: Discover the Kingdom of Bhutan
Because it closed itself off to the rest of the world for so many centuries, Bhutan is still a country…
The Earth We Share: Why Environmental Justice Matters
Our Shared Canvas “We need joy as we need air. We need love as we need water. We need each…
Nat Hab’s Rescued Gear Program: Giving Travel Gear a Second Life
Behind the Scenes of an Eco-Friendly Travel Gear Revolution At Natural Habitat Adventures, we’ve always believed that responsible travel means…
Nat Hab Philanthropy Supports Community Cookbook, Garden & Green Future for Greenland’s Youth
Conservation travel has transformative power. It benefits communities, safeguards wildlife and preserves cultural heritage. In addition to our conservation travel…
The Galapagos Tortoises Reviving an Island’s Ecosystem
When English naturalist Charles Darwin first arrived in the Galapagos Islands in 1835, he noted the differences in giant tortoises from…
Women in Conservation: 5 Primatologists You Should Know
Follow in the footsteps of five trailblazing women who transformed primatology and became powerful forces in the fight to protect…
AI and VR for Nature’s Future
Immersing stressed volunteers in a 360-degree, virtual, Douglas-fir forest complete with scents, sights and sounds boosted their moods, sharpened their…
Why Botswana Is a Model for Ecotourism Around the World
Conservation Through Travel: How Botswana Leads in Sustainable Safaris In today’s world of mindful travel, more explorers are asking how…
Ethnobiology: Conservation Comes of Age
Ethnobiology is the study of the interconnectedness of biota (all the organisms that live in a particular habitat), environments and…