The selfie culture has become a worldwide phenomenon over the last decade, fueled by a narcissistic need for people to share every second of their life on social media. Coupled with a sense of Keep Reading
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I have a theory about mankind's interaction with nature. It's a little odd, with no scientific evidence whatsoever to back it up. So I've never told many people about it, lest they think I'm Keep Reading
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INTERVIEW: How Fires in Indonesia & Palm Oil Are Killing Orangutans
Indonesia is burning. In what The Guardian calls "the worst manmade environmental disaster since the BP gulf oil spill," vast swaths of vital forests in Borneo and Sumatra are being consumed by Keep Reading
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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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Visiting Madagascar had been a dream of ours for a very long time. We imagined lush rainforests teeming with wildlife. We imagined colorful birds, playful ring-tailed lemurs, chameleons ambling Keep Reading
#JustOneRhino: 10 Reasons to Save Rhinos
I remember the first time I saw a Rhino in the wild like it was yesterday (though it was actually more than 15 years ago). I was on my first morning safari drive in South Africa's Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: NatGeo’s Dereck Joubert on Rhinos Without Borders
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