Click to Register Deep in the tangled jungles of Uganda and Rwanda’s volcanic highlands, take a seat with endangered mountain gorillas. Try to remember to breathe. Watch from your forest clearing as curious babies play, rambunctious teenagers wrestle, and a gentle silverback wields such an inspiring presence over his family that he steals your breath…

Click to Register National parks have been called “America’s best idea,” and every nature traveler should visit them at least once. But their popularity means it really matters how you explore them. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan on a virtual journey through the wildest parts of some of most iconic parks, including the…

Click to Register For more than 30 years, Nat Hab has been taking travelers to see the polar bear migration on the western shores of Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba. Each fall, dozens of bears congregate on the edge of this Canadian outpost town where they wait for the sea ice to form--their platform for…

Click to Register Namibia was founded upon a deep conservation ethic. It’s a driving force for managing the country's mesmerizing desert expanse and unique wildlife—and a big reason we love it all. Namibia's vast protected landscapes sustain some of Africa’s most endangered species, including brown hyena and rhinos. Discover the subtle magic of the planet’s…

Click to Register Join Court Whelan, Ph.D., Nat Hab's Director of Sustainability and Conservation Travel, for a webinar exploring one of the most miraculous phenomena in nature -- the annual monarch butterfly migration. Every year millions of monarchs migrate to their winter breeding grounds in the Central Highlands of Mexico. Monarchs are the focus of…

Click to Register Nat Hab Founder & President Ben Bressler welcomes you to our new webinar series, with an introduction from Expedition Leader and series co-designer Annie Van Dinther. We kick it off with a journey into the captivating world of bears! Join Expedition Leader Brad Josephs, bear guide extraordinaire, to explore what makes bears…

Click to Register Whether it’s humpbacks bubble-net feeding in Alaska or bottlenose dolphins by the dozens cavorting in Baja, these marine mammals are some of the most social - creatures on Earth. Join Lindsey Nielsen and Rachel Sullivan-Lord for a fascinating dive into their relational world. Do they always travel together? Do they have ‘names’…

Click to Register In 1995, gray wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park after decades of absence. In the years since, they’ve grown to flourish in their native habitat, restoring balance to local ecosystems and captivating visitors who come to see them in the wild. Aaron Bott fills us in on a quarter-century of conservation…

Click to Register These days, everyone can be a photographer. With easier access to high-quality cameras, including your smartphone, sharing photos is simpler than ever. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan for a virtual lesson on nature, wildlife and travel photography. Court is an avid and accomplished nature and wildlife photographer. Whether it’s macro…

Click to Register Whether it’s planting milkweed to lure monarch butterflies or creating a frog pond to nurture threatened amphibians (and provide yourself a natural symphony in the process!), you can attract wildlife to our own backyard. Join Brad Josephs to hear about what’s been doing in this regard, and get ideas for bringing creatures…