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5 National Parks in Costa Rica You Shouldn't Miss

Thankfully, the country of Costa Rica recognized the gift of its incredible biodiversity early on, and began protecting it with an extensive network of...

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Ten highlights of Our New Hawaii Itinerary

It might sound like an impossible feat: Experiencing Hawaii away from the crowds. After all, tourism is the state’s largest industry. Our Hawaii Nature...

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Choose Your Next Great Snorkeling Trip

Regardless of which of our snorkeling tours you choose, a few things are for certain: You’ll explore incredible underwater worlds, spending most of your time...

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Zambia or Zimbabwe: Which to Choose?

Neighbors Zambia and Zimbabwe both offer a remote, true wilderness experience found in few African destinations. Zimbabwe’s tourism industry nearly...

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Video: A 680 Mile Journey Through the Amazon

What does it feel like to travel over 600 miles through the Amazon? The world’s largest rain forest and its rivers comprise a complex realm where even the...

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Top 10 Least Heard of Animals to See in Zambia

Zambia has all the animals you’d expect to find on an African safari—elephants lumbering across the plains, cheetahs stalking prey, hippos peeking their eyes...

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Travel & Leisure Chats with WWF on Twitter

Travel + Leisure magazine invited select experts from the travel industry, including WWF’s Elissa Poma, to join a live Twitter chat last month to discuss...

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More Pandas on New China Itinerary

At WWF, it should come as no surprise that we take pandas seriously. Their image has been synonymous with our organization since its inception in 1961....

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Top 10 Photography Tips for Cold Conditions

It’s hard to believe that Elisabeth Kruger, an Arctic and Bering Sea program officer for WWF, once had a career in theater, specifically lighting design. Her...

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Just In: WWF Program Officer to Join One of Our Polar Bear Tours this November

We are thrilled to announce that WWF program officer Elisabeth Kruger will be joining our November 10 - 16 Classic Polar Bear Photo Adventure this winter....

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Ten Facts about the African Wild Dog

Painted wolf is the meaning behind the African wild dog's scientific name. But even with such a regal sounding name, these wild dogs don't get as much...

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Embarking on a Career in Conservation

I didn’t expect to embark on a career in conservation. The idea once made me picture wading in marshes clad with binoculars and a birding vest. Now, working...

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11 Places to Visit Before They’re Gone

Some of the world’s most beloved travel destinations are also among the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, according to two WWF experts....

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Q-and-A: Snorkeling Indonesia’s Raja Ampat

This October, veteran guide Lee Goldman will take a small crew of WWF’s snorkeling enthusiasts to Indonesia’s Raja Ampat Archipelago, where they’ll glide over...

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School of Thought: Eight Things South Africa Taught Me

By Marsea Nelson, guest blogger for WWF Travel Diverse landscapes, impressive infrastructure and the big five make South Africa an ideal safari destination....

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Top Six Unusual-Looking Wildlife to See on an African Safari

By Marsea Nelson, guest blogger for WWF Travel Many safari-goers travel to Africa with the hopes of seeing the “Big Five” and other iconic animals like the...

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Video: Google Glass Aids Rhino Conservation Groundwork

WWF has actively been looking at how technology is transforming conservation. As a Google Glass Explorer, WWF has started to test Field Notes, a tool...

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How Travel Can Promote Conservation

By Jim Sano, VP Travel, Tourism and Conservation, WWF-US This article was originally published in the January 2014 edition of WWF’s Global Arctic Program...