6 Green Parenting Tips for Summer
Although your children may be thrilled to be out of school for the summer, they… The post 6 Green Parenting […]
A New Book Cultivates a Rich Survey of 300 Magnificent Gardens
From the humble backyard plot to the royal Water Theatre Grove at Versailles, gardens have long been a source of […]
Saving Snow Leopards: Conservation Travel Contributes to Coexistence
Snow leopards, elusive “ghosts of the mountains,” roam across a vast area of northern and central Asia’s high mountains, mostly […]
Meet the Marbled Cat: Borneo’s Elusive Arboreal Feline
Deep in the heart of Borneo’s rainforests, some of the world’s most remarkable wildlife still thrives. On Nat Hab’s Wilds […]
Fires and Forests: Controlled Burns and Beyond
The ecological benefits of conducting prescribed burns on landscapes include disease and pest control, habitat diversity and nutrient cycling. Fires […]
Nat Hab Named a Top Tour Operator of 2025 by Travel + Leisure!
We’ve got big news…and it’s all thanks to you! Natural Habitat Adventures was just named one of the world’s top […]
Top Eight Wildlife Experiences on an East Africa Safari
Africa is a massive continent with astonishing diversity in climate, culture, flora and fauna. But if you’re after the classic […]
Two Decades and Counting: Meet the Manager of Nat Hab’s Alaska Bear Camp
Caprice Stoner has managed Alaska Bear Camp, a remote fly-in wilderness camp in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park, for two […]
Tenderly Crocheted Sculptures by Caitlin McCormack Contend with Existential Dread
Caitlin McCormack is known for her crocheted, skeletal animals and otherworldly plants that nod to a speculative future in which […]
Getting to Know the Polar Bear: 8 Surprising Facts About the King of the Arctic
Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) are often in the news as the “poster animals” of climate change, but outside of the […]
