Travel For Wildlife

The Guide to Adventure Wildlife Travel

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Responsible Travel

Latest posts in responsible wildlife tourism

Wolf-Friendly Businesses in Silver Gate and Cooke City, Montana

Hal BrindleyFebruary 22, 2019

In November of 2018, the beloved wolf 926F was shot and killed in the tiny town of Silver Gate when she crossed outside the boundary of Yell... Read More...

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EcoTourism Guide: How to Recognize A Responsible and Sustainable Tourism Business

Guest AuthorSeptember 3, 2018

These days it seems like anyone and everyone with a foot in the tourism marketing door is spouting the words ‘eco-friendly’, ‘green’, and ‘s... Read More...

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Is the New Wave of Drone Photography Harming Wildlife?

Guest AuthorAugust 6, 2018

Are Drones Harming Wildlife? As a nature explorer, traveler, and wildlife enthusiast you may be looking for a new, innovative way to captur... Read More...

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about us

Welcome to Travel For Wildlife! We are zoologist Cristina Garcia and wildlife photographer Hal Brindley, a husband and wife team who travel the world in search of great wildlife watching destinations.

Our goal is to support wildlife conservation by promoting responsible wildlife tourism. We want to show you how to get out and see your dream animals in the wild, to connect with nature, and to do it sustainably. Join us for in-depth how-to guides, posts about responsible wildlife tourism, cool animal information like our animals answers and animal four facts, find great places to stay in our lodging reviews, learn about tours in our wildlife tour reviews, watch some of our videos and of course check out our award-winning wildlife travel blog posts! Thanks so much for joining us. Now dive in to find your next great wildlife adventure!