In September 2014 we made our first visit to the Great Bear Rainforest on Canada’s Pacific Coast. We didn’t know a lot about this region, as it’s not very stron... Read More...
Watching predators in the wild is one of my favorite things to do. But when a predator surprises me and sets my heart rate to a dangerously high level, that is ... Read More...
"When I bought this farm the earth was sterile. There were no animals." - Professor Anne Rasa reminisced about moving to South Africa and finding her farm, a la... Read More...
It was south-east of the tiny Finnish village of Lentiira where I saw the first wild wolf of my life.
I was about one-third into my 1500-mile, five month wal... Read More...
For many months I've been searching for a shark cage diving company that doesn't use bait or chum. Chum is a mixture of blood and fish parts so to me chum is ba... Read More...
Last month we started our #VirtualSafari series on Instagram where every two weeks we showcase a wildlife destination with photos, tips, and silly stuff. And we... Read More...
We are so excited and honored to announce that Travel For Wildlife has been longlisted for the Best Responsible Tourism Blog in the World Responsible Tourism Aw... Read More...
If you've been following us for a while, you know that a few months ago we won the McNeil River lottery. We spent a few exciting days researching and planning o... Read More...
The Musk Ox (Obivus moschatus) is found in cold, remote areas of the Arctic. There are some musk ox facts that are pretty obscure. For example, they are n... Read More...
Zoologist and amateur wildlife photographer. She has worked in the field with jackals, wolves, cheetahs, & leopards. She serves on the Board of Directors of SEE Turtles, a non-profit sea turtle conservation organization.
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