Click to Register Yellowstone National Park is an American icon, and every nature traveler should explore it -- along with the adjacent Grand Tetons -- at least once in your life. But it matters how you do it. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Aaron Bott on this virtual journey through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, to…

Click to Register Botswana’s Okavango Delta is the planet’s largest inland water system, where southern Africa’s rivers converge with the Kalahari Desert to create a lush mosaic of flooded marshes, sand bars and dry savanna. Lately, however, the landscape has taken on an uncommon appearance, as extreme drought has put the delta at record-low water…

Click to Register Gray wolves were reintroduced into the Yellowstone ecosystem in 1995. It quickly became clear that this charismatic apex predator was the key to bringing the ecosystem surrounding America’s oldest national park back into equilibrium. Nearly 25 years later, everything (including the wolves!) is thriving , from bison, deer and elk herds to…

Click to Register Sri Lanka is a global biodiversity hotspot backdropped by the intriguing remnants of a sophisticated 2,000-year-old kingdom. Today, a journey to this mythical island famous for its tea and aromatic spices delivers a bounty of nature and culture that’s far off the radar for most tourists. Take a virtual adventure with Nat…

Click to Register You’ve probably heard recent news about India’s landmark successes in Bengal tiger conservation. Tiger populations are rising for the first time in a century. Seeing a wild tiger remains a rare and coveted encounter, and now you may have the best odds ever of spotting one. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Harsha…

Click to Register Swirling northern lights that appear to drip from a dark sky have spawned millennia of stories across the Arctic. Each winter, the mythical lights dance over Churchill, Manitoba—one of world’s best places to see aurora borealis at their most vibrant. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan to learn more about these…

Click to Register Wedged between two oceans and two continents, tiny Costa Rica is home to a dazzling array of exuberant flora and fauna: gigantic ferns, figs, orchids, bright-billed toucans and scarlet macaws, three-toed sloths and elusive ocelots, monkeys, peccaries, agoutis, crocodiles, iguanas, frogs, whales, dolphins...and more! Join veteran Expedition Leader Alex Arias, a Tico…

Click to Register To gaze upon the northern lights is a magical experience. Now we've launched a special women-only adventure that makes this life-altering nature encounter extra intimate and engaging. Make a virtual journey to the Canadian North with veteran Nat Hab Expedition Leader Annie Van Dinther to explore this brand-new, unique adventure. Churchill is…

Click to Register When you think about riveting wildlife watching, polar bears, elephants or gorillas may come to mind first. But one of nature's most mesmerizing creatures is much smaller -- weighing just half a gram! We're talking about the monarch butterfly. And we're talking about tens of millions of them together, so many we…

Click to Register Few places on earth rival the Dalmatian Coast for sea kayaking. With more than 1,200 islands and reefs, Croatia’s turquoise bays and intimate coves are perfect for a paddling idyll, while its rugged interior offers more nature exploration on foot. Join Expedition Leader and Croatia native Monika Mikulec for a survey of…