Our adventures in Katmai National Park and Preserve vary widely from month to month due to differences in bear behavior and activity. Find out the […]

The footprints humanity leaves on the natural world are undeniably substantial and far-reaching. Biodiversity loss, climate change, habitat destruction and pollution are just some examples. […]

It’s during the early daylight hours when Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley is at its finest. The dramatic peaks of the Lewis Mountain Range […]

1. Rare Wildlife On treks through dense temperate forests, Nat Hab travelers enjoy enthralling encounters with endangered and elusive wildlife. These mythic-sounding creatures—from endangered moon […]

The northern lights, or aurora borealis, can be seen throughout the polar north, but the most vivid displays occur under an oval-shaped ring, the aurora […]

By Nat Hab Expedition Leader Eddy Savage  One of the most striking aspects of the mountains leading up to the Tibetan Plateau is just how […]

Biodiversity provides essential resources like clean air, clean water, food and medicines. Diverse ecosystems also offer benefits such as climate regulation, flood control and pollination, […]

More than 1,200 rivers converge to feed the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland. That’s 42 million acres of aquatic habitat spread across three countries: […]

From a musical bird to a wandering Scottish flower, a troupe of imaginative beings spring forth in a new short film created for Ffern, a […]

Iceland is a study in contrasts—no other place offers its mix of geological drama, wild beauty and intense contrasts in such a compact space. Tucked […]