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Top 5 Places for Nature in Europe

Europe was once teeming with wildlife, from the snow-capped tops of mountains to the warm beaches of the Mediterranean. The arrival of humans, agricultural...

Elissa Poma

What's in my daypack: Amazon edition

I recently traveled through the Peruvian Amazon on our Great Amazon Voyage, and I was grateful for every single item I had stashed in my daypack. As stuffed...

Candice Gaukel Andrews

Printed Guidebooks: Can Frommer’s Be Successful Again?

There’s no doubt that the print publishing world is rapidly changing, and perhaps nowhere is the revolving nature of the industry being played out more...

Emily Deemer

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...

Wendy Redal

Choosing a Tour Operator: 6 Questions to Ask

If you’re reading Good Nature, chances are you are a traveler who cares about the Earth and its inhabitants, both animal and human. As a traveler, you hold a...

Emily Deemer

The Secret to Having a Life Well-Lived

We at Nat Hab call ourselves The Nature People because we are nature travel and ecotourism experts. Watch this truly inspiring video about one of the...

Emily Deemer

5 Reasons to Take an Adventure Cruise

Are you one of those people who thinks they’re not a cruise person? Do you think cruises are too boring and not active enough for you, and do you shudder at...

Emily Deemer

What Not to do When Swimming with Whale Sharks

The video below of a teenage boy in Florida riding a whale shark is a perfect example of what NOT to do when swimming with whale sharks. Chris Kreis, 19,...

Emily Deemer

From the Field: China's Road Less Traveled

Nat Hab expedition leader Brad Josephs just got back from leading the first two groups of our brand new China trip, The Wild Side of China: A Nature Odyssey. ...

Emily Deemer

10 Most Useful Travel Apps for Smartphones

You probably chose to travel with Natural Habitat Adventures to get closer to nature and escape the stresses of everyday life like email, voicemail and...

Wendy Redal

Outside Magazine Names Nat Hab "Outfitter of the Year"

Outside magazine has announced its annual travel awards, and guess who nabbed the top adventure travel company spot? We did! Outside named Natural Habitat...

WWF

The Places You’ll Go: Ifrane National Park

By Maddi Higgins, WWF Travel Where: Ifrane National Park is in the Moyen Atlas mountain range, about 35 miles outside of Fes. What’s there: Barbary macaques....

Candice Gaukel Andrews

Are Paper Maps Obsolete?

Interstate rest stops are some of my favorite places when it comes to getting ideas for new adventures. Inside their doors are racks filled with printed...

Wendy Redal

Got Your Daily Dose of Green?

I’m not talking about a spirulina smoothie, though that can be good for you, too. Nope, it’s actually “Vitamin N” that’s the focus – “N” for “nature.” It’s...

WWF

The Places You’ll Go: Camp Leakey Orangutan Research Center

Where: Deep in the rain forests of Central Borneo in the Tanjung Puting National Park. What’s there: A full-service research center where visitors can observe...

Wendy Redal

Alaska Cruise or Authentic Alaska? The Choice is Yours

What kind of Alaska tour are you looking for? Legendary wildlife and wilderness, or crowds and commercialism? How you choose to see Alaska -- and who you...

Wendy Redal

Cruise Ship vs. Kayak? How to See the Real Alaska

How would you rather experience Alaska? With 10,000 cruise ship passengers, or from the seat of a kayak in Misty Fjords in the solitude of wilderness?

Wendy Redal

The Cure for Too Much Information: Detox Inside by Getting Outside

For 2012, resolve to turn off the Internet, tune out the text and rediscover your inner self and core values — ideally on a wilderness adventure far away from technological tethers.

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