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Land & Life Foundation Wildlife Warriors
Published on November 8, 2017Given the fact that much of East Africa’s wild animals actually lives outside the protection…
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Fixed Date Departures on the “W” Trail
Published on November 7, 2017For those who know exactly when they want to hike the “W” Circuit in Torres…
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If We Could Only Talk to the Guanacos
Published on November 3, 2017Thanks to Dr Doolittle, just about everyone knows what a llama is — a large,…
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Tap Into Your Kundalini with SeaTrek Bali
Published on October 30, 2017Among its many journeys, SeaTrek Bali Sailing Adventures offers yoga and wellness cruises for travelers…
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Ocean Diamond: Following the Trail of the Ancient Norsemen
Published on October 29, 2017His actual name was Erik Thorvaldsson, but people simply called him Erik the Red. A…
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SeaTrek Bali: A Tale of Two Ships
Published on October 28, 2017They may have all the comforts, safety and technology of modern sea craft, but the…
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Iceland Connection Convenience
Published on October 26, 2017Tourism in Iceland is booming and so are the number of passengers flying through the…
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Where the Wild Things Are — Elsa’s Kopje
Published on October 23, 2017Renowned as the place where George and Joy Adamson raised Else the Lioness and her…
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Loisaba’s Romantic Star Beds
Published on October 23, 2017Elewana is always trying to raise the bar on African romance. And it’s not only…
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Elewana and Wetu — A Beautiful Friendship
Published on October 23, 2017Did you know that you can find a lot of information about Elewana lodges and…
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On your bike, mate! Cycling safaris in Uganda
Published on October 22, 2017Adventure Consults realizes that most (if not all) travelers don’t enjoy spending lots of time…
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Life is a Beach — Even in Africa
Published on October 21, 2017Before, after or even instead of a safari, Cheli & Peacock can also organize the…
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EcoTraining + Good Work = Community Conservation
Published on October 20, 2017Expecting the youth of today to be custodians of our natural heritage tomorrow entails connecting…
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EcoTraining Aces the Academic Test
Published on October 20, 2017The results are in! We’re happy to report that the majority of EcoTraining graduates view…
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Reserva Cerro Paine Carries on the Heritage of the Old Estancia
Published on October 18, 2017Just about everyone who visits Hotel Las Torres knows the rustic, family-run lodge is inside…
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Smarter than your average gorilla?
Published on October 17, 2017Koko the gorilla learned to communicate with humans by learning more than a thousand modified…
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AMA Helps Torres del Paine Preserve its Natural Treasures
Published on October 17, 2017Established in 2004, AMA (Agrupación Medio Ambiental) is a nonprofit organization motivated by researching and…
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Giraffes cross the River Nile
Published on October 13, 2017No question, they are the tallest animals on earth. Yet we still know so little…
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Our Newest Video Star: El Chileno
Published on October 12, 2017Fantastico Sur has produced a new video on Refugio El Chileno, part of a series…
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Walking Reykjavik (Part 3) — Green Reykjavik
Published on October 1, 2017The Vikings really should have switched the names of the two giant islands they settled…
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