When I was growing up in damp western Washington, I remember many occasions where my dad insisted we kids leave the TV and spend time outside. It may have been gray and drizzly, but he knew there was something valuable about fresh air and green spaces.
I usually didn’t need much convincing. I have fond [...]
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Gulf Sea Turtles Gain Protection with New Fishing Regs
Marine turtles are among the world’s most threatened, but one piece of good news has emerged for loggerhead turtles in the Gulf of Mexico.
Blue-footed Boobies, Giant Tortoises, and More: The Galapagos Islands! (save $750!)
One out of every five guests who travel with us go to the Galapagos. We know why: It is an otherworldy, primordial, and magical place of beauty. Save $750 now on our Galapagos adventures!
On Holiday! 3 Adventures for the Winter Weary
Are you a procrastinator? Have you not booked your annual holiday trip yet? No worries! We still have space on a select few Holiday Nature Expeditions. Escape the cold winter months and journey to sunny beaches, lively rainforests, and vast savannahs.
Q&A: Encounters with Wildlife on Galapagos Islands
Eunice Park, a member of World Wildlife Fund’s communications team, visited the Galápagos Islands recently, when the Baltra Island fuel-handling facility received its environmental certification. Here is Eunice’s take on this otherworldly wildlife destination.
