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
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"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
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7 Important Life Lessons I Learned in the Galapagos Islands
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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
SPAIN: Working Holidays In Andalusia
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10 Best Places To Scuba Dive For Your World Travel Bucket List
As a Scuba Diving addict, I'm always searching for the best, most serene and untouched dive sites in the world. I prefer those that offer plenty of flora and fauna, especially when Keep Reading
AUSTRALIA: Tasmanian Devil Conservation on Maria Island
Tasmanian Devil Conservation on Maria Island, Australia Located off the east coast of Tasmania, Maria Island is an Australian National Park which can only be reached by ferry or Keep Reading
45 Going Green Tips for Travelers This Earth Day
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INTERVIEW: Charles Darwin Foundation Exec. Director Swen Lorenz
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TEXAS: Our Sea Turtle Rescue with Sea Turtle Inc
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