I didn't start out as a wildlife photographer (or maybe I did, depending on your definition of "wildlife"). My first professional photography job, way back in 1996, was shooting rock bands in Keep Reading
Exploring Magical Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
In Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, it’s the Monkeys you have to watch out for. Sure, there’s a poisonous green Boomslang perfectly poised to strike in a tree by the restroom. There are Keep Reading
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (Photo Gallery)
One of Alaska’s biggest draws is their wealth of spectacular wildlife. At the 200-acre Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, jaws tend to drop in awe... even those of longtime Alaskans who’ve studied Keep Reading
MALTA: Exploring Gozo Island
Exploring Gozo Island Malta's Fragile Paradise Adventure lovers, brace yourselves. I’m going to tell you about Gozo Island, a pristine paradise in the Mediterranean where you can hike, Keep Reading
My Life Changing Experience in South Africa
It all started with the elephant. It was my first safari drive on my first afternoon at Londolozi Private Game Reserve, part of Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, on the western border of South Keep Reading
GO GREEN TIP #111: A Guide to Ethical Eating When You Travel
A Guide to Ethical Eating When You Travel Ain’t it grand that the world population is growing ever more mindful of what we eat! I’m not talking about mindfulness Keep Reading
THAILAND: Gibbon Conservation Center in Phuket
[The following is a guest post from Jo Karnaghan, Chief Frugalista at Frugal First Class Travel, a guide to saving money while traveling in style. You can follow Jo on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Keep Reading
Rapa Nui National Park: Easter Island Facts & Photos
"In the middle of the Great Ocean, in a region where no one ever passes, there is a mysterious and isolated island; there is no land in the vicinity and, for more than eight hundred leagues in all Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Joan Embery on Why Zoos are Good for Conservation
Joan Embery on Why Zoos are Good for Conservation Keeping wildlife in captivity is bad. Animals being free to roam the wild is good. Right? The issues surrounding animal Keep Reading
Eco-Building Blocks for a Growing Nation: A New Wave of Construction in Guatemala
Eco-Building Blocks for a Growing Nation A New Wave of Construction in Guatemala Two major problems I’ve seen in most impoverished countries are insufficient construction and severe Keep Reading
The Best Places to Visit in Greece in 40 Fantastic Photos
Despite the news today that Greek Banks have reopened their doors for the first time in 3 weeks, the country remains on the brink of a major financial crisis. But what does the threat of a "Grexit"– Keep Reading
PHOTO GALLERY: Bolivian Amazon Wildlife
Bolivian Amazon Wildlife When most travelers think of exploring the Amazon River, they generally plan an expensive tour to Brazil, Ecuador or Peru. Very few people visit the Bolivian Keep Reading
7 Important Life Lessons I Learned in the Galapagos Islands
7 Important Life Lessons I Learned in the Galapagos Islands The first time we traveled to the Galapagos Islands five years ago, I felt as wide-eyed and full of wonder as Jack Skellington Keep Reading
The Tibetan Culture of the Ladakh People in India
Ladakh lies in far north India, in the heart of the Himalaya. The name of the region means ‘land of high passes’, as it’s completely locked by mountains on all sides, and so it can only be reached by Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Coral Restoration Foundation Celebrates World Oceans Day
The Coral Restoration Foundation Celebrates World Oceans Day Held on June 8, World Oceans Day is an annual day of celebrating our oceans and taking actions to protect them. Originally Keep Reading
Death, Grief & Healing at Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary
It wasn't until our second day in Belize, just before we were supposed to leave for a tour of Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, that I finally shed tears over the death of my Keep Reading
