Posts Tagged ‘conservation’

Care About Greener Travel? Make Your Views Heard!

If you’re familiar with Natural Habitat Adventures, you know we are a global leader in ecotourism. World Wildlife Fund has designated us as their exclusive Conservation Travel Provider, and we have also been selected as Conde Nast Traveler’s highest-rated Green List Tour Operator inductee, an award that rates us on our environmental policies as well [...]

Biodiversity, By Design

We humans have drained half the world’s wetlands and fully exploited or overexploited 75 percent of its fishing grounds. There are other sobering statistics our behavior has caused: every day, 130 species of plants or animals become extinct — a rate that’s probably more than a thousand times higher than the number the Earth would [...]

Can Soccer Save the Planet?

In addition to making Natural Habitat Adventures a premier eco-friendly travel company, founder Ben Bressler has taken the same environmentally responsible philosophy to his love of soccer. By encouraging soccer teams to work towards a carbon neutral gameplan (through his non-profit organization Kick Global Warming), Ben hopes to reach the worldwide soccer audience and help [...]

The Oryx: A Conservation Story

Good news on the conservation front! This week a rare scimitar-horned oryx was born in captivity. The National Zoo in Washington DC reported the birth which took place at a conservation center related to the Zoo. This is the Zoo’s first birth in captivity in 13 years. The mother who bared the calf was three [...]

NHA Founder Ben Bressler Interview on Eco-Tourism

Our own Ben Bressler was featured on Fox 31 in Colorado to share his thoughts on eco-tourism!

Saving Coca Cola’s Adorable Polar Bears

Remember those cheerful Coca Cola commercials with the cute polar bears? The global soft drink company is now working to save the very environment they advertise.

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