Walking on the Wild Side in Kenya
Ramblers Walking Tour in Kenya amongst the beautiful scenery and wildlife of Kenyan forests. Not only will you see the Big Five, you’ll get exercise too!
Animals
Travel to Help Endangered Animals Abroad
Travel to Help Endangered Animals: Have you ever wanted to pair traveling with your love of animals? Try a journey abroad to work with endangered animals.
Tiger Tourism Ban Was a "Catastrophe"
Tiger tourism ban is lifted in India, and this is good news for travelers who want to see tigers in the wild at places like Banjaar Tola tented camp.
Fido's Florida
Fido’s Florida, a dog-friendly guide to the Sunshine state: a guide to hotels, restaurants and parks that cater to dog lovers.
Sardinia: An Eco-Adventure with Dolphins
Sardinia’s coast is the setting for a boat trip to catalog and monitor the local dolphin population which is endangered from boating accidents.
Namibia: Chasing Rhinos on African Time
Namibia: Tracking Rhinos in Namibian African Time. Margie Goldsmith joins experienced rhino trackers in the Namibia Savannah to see the beasts up close.
Borneo: Wildlife Lover's Paradise
Borneo: For Wildlife Lover’s Paradise. Aqua Firma takes travelers on wildlife safaris to Sabah, Borneo and other exotic locations
Thattekadu, India: My Date With the Birds
Lakshmi Sharath visits the Thattekadu Bird Sanctuary in Kerala, India, where she sees lots of rare species, including the elusive Sri Lankan frogmouth.
Animal Care in Egypt: Working for Working Animals
Animal Care in Egypt: Working for Working Animals
Dog Friendly Places in Portland, Oregon
Jane R. Stevenson features dog-friendly Portland, Oregon: from walking trails and beaches to doggie boutiques and grooming salons.
Sandhill cranes in Kearney, Nebraska
Herb Hiller in Kearney, Nebraska where Sandhill cranes spend six weeks en route to Canada. For bird watchers, being this close to so many cranes is huge.
Norway's Svalbard Archipelago: The Land of the Ice Bear
Norway: Greg Roensch takes a cruise to Norway’s Svalbard Archipelago hoping to see some polar bears, and he is not disappointed.