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The Big Bad Wolf: Greater Yellowstone’s Greatest Controversy

Watch Nat Hab’s “The Big Bad Wolf” and Read on for an Exclusive Interview with the Film’s Co-Producer—Wildlife Biologist, Aaron Bott Directed by Andrew...

Megan Brief

Desert-Adapted Lions: Celebrating Namibia’s Sentinels of Sand

Within Africa’s second-youngest country lies the world’s oldest desert, with more than 55 million years of history buried in its shifting sands. The vast...

Laura Kiniry

The Homestead History of Nat Hab’s Alaska Bear Camp

Nat Hab’s new Bear Camp, located in one of Alaska’s most coveted bear viewing areas, is a remote fly-in camp that began as a homestead property.

Cathy Brown

Meet Nat Hab’s Summer Conservation Marketing Interns

So much of what happens here at Nat Hab goes on behind the scenes. The amount of work it takes to get our conservation message out to the world is huge, and...

Michelle Peters

9 Active Adventures for the Outdoor Enthusiast

Ready to get outside and explore? We’re here to help you expand your horizons, try new activities or enjoy more hours of the pursuits you’re already...

Natural Habitat Adventures

Nat Hab Shines the Spotlight on Tiger Conservation in Recognition of Global Tiger Day

“Sustainable, sensitive ecotourism has played an integral role in helping to bolster wild tiger numbers, with the economic impact of visitors to India’s tiger...

Jon Jared

Conservation and the Big Five on a South Africa Safari

Conservation is a key ingredient in Natural Habitat Adventures’ South Africa safaris. Our motto, “conservation through exploration,” is more than a...

Candice Gaukel Andrews

Battling Animals: Real Head Traumas and Fake Fierceness

Headbutting animals may suffer the same kind of traumatic brain injuries that humans do. By studying them, we could learn how to improve our own brain health.

Madison Mitchell

The Magic of Mangroves and Where to Spot Them

Have you ever seen trees sprouting out of saltwater? You may know them to be mangroves, a vibrant part of coastal wetlands that reside on five continents....

Cathy Brown

Getting to Know the Polar Bear: 8 Surprising Facts About the King of the Arctic

Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) are in the news all the time as the “poster animal” of climate change, but outside of the fact that they are big, look white...

Candice Gaukel Andrews

We Can Have Both: Clean Energy and Conservation Programs

Our planet’s climate is changing before our eyes. Weather events have gotten more extreme, and we’re in the midst of a sixth mass extinction. Unfortunately,...

Natural Habitat Adventures

13 Facts About Brown Bears (Ursus arctos)

Brown bears have long captured our imaginations in ways that few other wild animals have—they can stand on their two hind legs, pick things up with their...

Mark Jordahl

What Climate Change Will Mean for Greenland’s Arctic Wildflowers

How are Arctic wildflowers surviving in Greenland, and how is climate change impacting permafrost?

Laura Kiniry

Exploring the Wonders of Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley

It’s during the early daylight hours when Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley is at its finest. The dramatic peaks of the Lewis Mountain Range take on...

WWF

What Does a Snow Leopard Researcher Do?

Samundra Subba is a research officer at WWF Nepal with a focus on large carnivores—primarily tigers and snow leopards. He’s joined six satellite telemetry...

Laura Kiniry

Nat Hab in Namibia: Rhino Tracking & Conservation

In the heart of one of Africa's last great wildernesses, a rare and extraordinary experience awaits. Damaraland, a remote and untamed landscape tucked away in...

Candice Gaukel Andrews

“New” Greenland Polar Bears Found

Scientists have discovered a previously unknown, isolated population of polar bears living in Southeast Greenland that has found a unique way to survive.

Jon Jared

6 Reasons to Go on a Botswana Safari During the Green Season

A Botswana safari during the green season ticks all the right boxes: optimal wildlife viewing, stays in secluded and luxurious safari camps and opportunities to photograph Southern Africa at its most lush.