Planet Earth is full of more natural wonders, amazing animals, and peculiar plants than we humans can count — and, since an estimated 86 percent of the world’s species have yet to be discovered, there’s more out there than we may ever know about. But many of the ecosystems and the life forms they support — from tiny, microscopic insects to great blue whales — are at risk due to shifts in weather patterns, climate change, and human impact. Here, to celebrate Earth Week — and E

Andria Teather G Adventures’ Animal Welfare Policy has received a stamp of approval from one of the most respected names in conservation: Dr. Jane Goodall. Her CEO for the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, Andria Teather, reveals the motivation behind the new Jane Goodall Collection by G Adventures. How is this collection of responsible journeys unique from other nature-based travel? The focus is on local communities and the wellbeing of people, animals and the environment, [

Africa is famous for it’s “Big Five”. The term originally referred to hunting lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and Cape buffalo. These five mammals are dangerous and it was considered an achievement to bring them home as a trophy. But, today, the term simply refers to the big 5 you will most likely see on an African Safari. All of the following pictures were taken by Marcie Mann on her unforgettable trip to South Africa in 2012. #1: Lions Common Name: African Lion Scientifi