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The loggerhead turtle is the largest hard-shelled turtle and is ‘endangered’ by human activities, marine pollution and fishing. Find out more.

George Adamson was a Kenyan conservationist who became internationally famous for pioneering the rehabilitation of captive or hand reared lions back into the wild.

Join Alan McSmith as he walks with Cobra, a legendary Bushman elder, uncovering the ancient wisdom of the Makgadikgadi wilderness.

Explore authentic African safaris led by expert local guides, focused on culture, conservation, and community impact - learn more about the network they are a part of.

Countless beautiful destinations for nature lovers, the Philippines is a Southeast Asian archipelago comprising thousands of stunningly islands with a great marine life.

The combination of dreamy, palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an immense range of marine life, diving in Asian waters is guaranteed to be a magical experience.

From Bruce Peninsula National Park to the Bay of Fundy, Canada’s landscapes are among the world’s most striking and pristine and a perfect place for hiking enthusiasts.

Jomolhari trek: a bridge between past and present. Walk ancient trade routes, meet nomads, and witness the sacred beauty of Bhutan's Himalayas.

The Boreal Forests stretch across Canada and into Alaska in the US: From remote expanses of Tukon to the peaceful forests of Minnesota or snow-laden landscapes of Alaska.

Countless possibilities in the southern sky: A pair of binoculars, a stargazing app and a little imagination are all you need to explore the rich star fields and see the big five.

In the shimmering turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean lies an archipelago of lush green islands that cover the vast blue expanse. The Seychelles are a unique paradisiacal place.

Step into the wild with Alan McSmith, where each footprint tells a tale of adventure and conservation.

Scattered across the global oceans, marine caves are as varied as the locations they are found in - here are some top picks around the world for your next trip.

How can we protect the most species with the least funding necessary? Umbrella species provide a solution to this problem due to the many benefits they provide.

The loggerhead turtle is the largest hard-shelled turtle and is ‘endangered’ by human activities, marine pollution and fishing. Find out more.

Uncover the essence of sustainability, conservation, and education through our interview with Theda Gräfin Knyphausen, founder of the Knyphausen Foundation.

Embark on an intentionally tranquil journey at a gentle pace that suits you. Not only will your experience be a more relaxing one, but you will surely find a deeper appreciation of the places you visit along the way.

Discover Ubuntu Magazine: real stories of conservation, connection, and conscious travel rooted in African wisdom and global action.

Embark on a journey to explore the ocean's depths—a world of mystery, beauty, and peril. Gain a deep understanding to help protect its fragile existence from threats.

We invite you to explore Mongolia with us: Here you will find breathtaking nature, which is home to a variety of rare wild animals and ancient treasures such as monasteries.

Many of the materials we use in our everyday lives are washed down the drain and enter the ocean, where they can harm marine biodiversity. Find out how to avoid this.

Employers are realising the value of sabbatical leave and introducing programmes that allow people to take an extended break from work.

Portugal values respect and warmth in greetings. Formal handshakes, cheek kisses, and polite phrases like "obrigado" enhance cultural connections.

Cultures are complex and diverse. Therefore, it is essential to practise cultural awareness while travelling should you not want to upset anyone.

If you have ever experienced feeling down after coming back from a holiday or travel experience, you are not alone. Learn more about Post-Holiday blues and how to cope with it.

In a world dominated by screens, digital detox retreats offer a vital escape. Experience profound benefits for your mind, body, and relationships as you unplug.

In Indonesia, etiquette emphasizes respect and politeness. Always use your right hand for giving and receiving items, greet with a slight bow, and remove shoes before entering homes.