Although new wilderness areas are being named, some say true wilderness has not existed on this planet since 1821, when an American sealer became the first person to set foot on the Antarctic Peninsula. Does wilderness exist anymore?...
Check out Part 2 of Rick Sammon's top tips for taking truly memorable travel photos. ...
Check out the first installment of our intrepid photography blogger Rick Sammon's guide on how to create truly exceptional travel images....
A recent spike in graffiti on public lands coincides with the rise of social media. Is a quest for instant fame causing many people to behave badly—and dangerously—in the outdoors? ...
Guests aboard Lindblad Expedition's National Geographic Explorer were treated to an extraordinary sight as the ship made its way through the Gerlache Strait on an expedition cruise to Antarctica in December; a pod of orcas hunting and feeding upon a minke whale. The video also...
Read what adventure photographer Eric Rock has to say about his two passions—guiding and photography—and what he thinks “going on an adventure” truly means....
A trip to Madagascar offers nature lovers the chance to come face-to-face with some of the most extraordinary and unique creatures in the world. The island nation is often to referred to as the "eighth continent" because its flora and fauna are so wildly different...
Check out Part One of Exploring Iceland's Composition Possibilities here. In this second part of my two-part series, I’ll share with you some of my favorite photographs from my adventures in Iceland, along with seven composition techniques not covered in the previous installment. 1. Golden Spirals Are...
Rivers Fiji has been selected by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as one of 15 finalists for its 2015 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards, considered the highest accolade for sustainability in the global travel and tourism industry. Rivers Fiji is one of only three...
These days, Iceland seems to be the “hot spot” when it comes to travel destinations – and for good reasons: spectacular landscapes and seascapes, photogenic Icelandic horses, easy and direct access (via Icelandic Air) from several major U.S. cities, good food (and local beer), good...