Emily Deemer | Good Nature Travel Blog

Submit Reviews on iSafari.com for the Chance to Win a Patagonia Jacket!

We're just about to launch a new interactive website to help travelers research and plan African safaris. It's called iSafari.com, and it's the most...

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Kayaking the Galapagos Islands: Q & A with NHA Guide Champi Rodriguez

Our Galapagos Hiking and Kayaking expedition has grown to be one of our most popular trips. Why? No doubt it has a lot to do with the trip's charismatic and...

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Nat Hab Volunteers for Colorado Flood Relief

As many of you may know, Natural Habitat Adventures’ headquarters is on the edge of Boulder, CO, an area that was devastated by the Colorado floods less than...

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Antarctica's Wildlife Needs Our Help!

Did you know that Antarctica is home to more than 10,000 species of penguins, whales, and seals - just to name a few - that are found nowhere else on earth? ...

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Webinar Series: The Magic of the Northern Lights

Join veteran Nat Hab expedition leader Melissa Scott for a live virtual tour of one of the world’s greatest phenomena, the ethereal northern lights! ...

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Travel Tales: Baby Pandas & China's Unseen Treasures

NHA Staff Naturalist Brad Josephs just returned from leading the first of two Natural Habitat nature adventures in China's less traveled mountain country. ...

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Rare White Lion Cubs Born at an Australian Wildlife Park!

Two rare white African lion cubs were born recently at the Zoodoo Wildlife Park in Tasmania. At just 5 weeks old, you could say the cubs are the "pride" of...

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Celebrate Sea Otter Awareness Week with These Five Sea Otter Facts

Sept 23-28 marks the 10th Anniversary of Sea Otter Awareness Week, a time when we recognize and appreciate the critical role sea otters play in the nearshore...

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Happy World Rhino Day! Take this Quiz to Test your Rhino IQ!

Q: Why do birds often perch on rhinos backs? a. Predators can’t attack them b. They get lonely c. Their wings get tired d. They feed on parasites Scroll down...

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WWF President and CEO Appointed to White House's Advisory Council on Wildlife Trafficking

President Obama has appointed WWF President and CEO Carter Roberts and several others to the Advisory Council on Wildlife Trafficking this month. The Task...

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Borana Rhino Relocation – Extending Conservation in Kenya

Just over two weeks ago, 21 black rhino from Kenya’s Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and Lake Nakuru National Park were relocated to nearby Borana Wildlife...

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Tales of Ice-Bound Wonderlands – A Ted Talk by Paul Nicklen

Alaskan glaciers, icebergs in Antarctica, the chilling Beaufort Sea - these polar wonderlands are the worldwide offices of Paul Nicklen, acclaimed wildlife...

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Celebrate International Whale Shark Day with 7 Fun Facts about Whale Sharks

In 2008, a group of over 40 whale shark experts at the International Whale Shark Conference in Isla Holbox decided that August 30th should be dedicated to...

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Back a Ranger & Help Stop Wildlife Crime

WWF calls rangers the "unsung heroes of conservation," bravely working as the first line of defense to protect the world’s most endangered species from...

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New Mammal Species Discovered in the Andes

An exciting announcement was made today by scientists at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC - a brand new mammal species has been discovered in the...

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Natural Habitat Adventures Named to "Best Places to Work" List Once Again!

We are proud to announce that Natural Habitat Adventures has been named to Outside Magazine’s “Best Places to Work” list for the sixth year in a row. The...

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Snow Leopard Threatened Due to Rising Demand for Cashmere

You may want to think twice before you purchase your next cashmere sweater. The number of domestic cashmere goats farmed in Central Asia has nearly tripled...

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Alaska Residents Face Sudden Flood Surges at Mendenhall Glacier

For the past three years, residents of Juneau, Alaska have been dealing with a new problem of glacial proportions – their treasured Mendenhall Glacier, 14...