Coexist with nature and awaken your five senses in Okinawa’s lush Yanbaru forests. Stay in unique treehouses surrounded by breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in Japanese culture.

The Maldives offers over 1,000 species of fish, five species of turtle, 21 species of whales and dolphins, and 180 species of corals and has the seventh biggest coral reef system on Earth.

Explore essential Japanese etiquette to enrich your travel experience. From greetings to dining, respectful behavior enhances your journey.

Coral Catch empowers women to lead coral restoration efforts, fostering environmental change and social impact while building a network of female conservation leaders in Indonesia.

A small, eco-friendly jungle camp offering guided hikes, river activities, and hands-on wildlife conservation experiences in Cambodia.

Nature works in a marvellous and mysterious way. Discover the process that makes animals glow - learn more about the fascinating play of light in nature.

Nestled in the remote North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are a striking archipelago known for their rugged landscapes and unique nature.

Embrace Europe's untamed beauty in Portugal, the emerging ecotourism haven. Rich history, coastal allure, and breathtaking landscapes converge, making it a nature travel powerhouse.

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

Adjusting to life after a conservation field trip can be challenging. Discover how to reconnect with nature, contribute locally, and prepare for your next adventure.

Explore the breathtaking wilderness of British Columbia, track wildlife in their natural habitat, and deepen your connection with nature as you ride through stunning landscapes.

Stay at Euphorbia Mashatu for luxury safari adventures, private villas, spa treatments, and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

From dominating peaks to western deserts, Peru is one of the most biodiverse and ecologically rich countries on the planet. Find out more about the ecological wonders.

Embark on a thrilling adventure in Botswana, where zebra stripes and flamingo hues converge in a mesmerizing migration spectacle. Nature's grand performance awaits!

The burning heat fills the vast emptiness. Only those who can endure sand, storm, drought and heat survive here. Find out more about the special horses of Namibia.

Unravel Baobab: Earth's largest succulent, thriving in arid landscapes. With pulpy trunks and ancient history, these enigmatic giants defy traditional age assessments.

New Zealand’s Bay of Islands is a coastal nirvana. Some travellers describe this region, with its native forests and sparkling seas, as the world’s most beautiful place.

Europe is home to a diverse range of rivers that support a wide variety of flora and fauna, and serve as ecological arteries, carrying water and nutrients across the continent.

The ocean, our lifeblood, faces unprecedented threats. From pollution to climate change, our actions jeopardize its vitality. We must act now to save the source of life.

All pangolin species are protected under national and international laws, but demand and trafficking remains a real threat to the survival.

Explore the different Gili Islands and their marine beauty. Learn more about this diver's paradise with vibrant marine life, stunning beaches, and unforgettable underwater adventures.

Discover Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, a remote paradise where ecotourism thrives and nature’s wonders await every eco-conscious traveler.

Borneo, a tropical haven, boasts incredible biodiversity. Human encroachment and rampant development pose a threat to its ecosystems and environmental well-being.

This ancient tract of jungle has survived for over 130 million years. It supports a wealth of fauna and flora, from centuries-old trees to endangered animals.