Natural Habitat Adventures

09/06/2026

These beluga whales have plenty to say! Dive beneath the waters of Churchill, Manitoba, to hear the whistles, chirps and clicks of the famously vocal "canaries of the sea," captured during their annual summer migration by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Pete Ramsden

09/04/2026

For a few short weeks, Churchill sits between seasons—and travelers can experience belugas, polar bears and possible northern lights on a single adventure.

From late August through mid-September, cruise the Churchill River among belugas, search the tundra for polar bears, take in the Hudson Bay coast by helicopter and watch dark northern skies for the aurora borealis.

Discover why early fall offers one of Churchill’s most varied wildlife experiences on our new 8-day Churchill Autumn: Polar Bears, Whales & the Aurora adventure.

Discover Churchill in early fall, when belugas linger in the river, polar bears roam the tundra and darkening skies bring chances to see the aurora.

09/03/2026

There’s more to England’s Cotswolds than postcard-perfect villages.
Our newly updated Cotswolds Cultural Journey explores this beloved corner of England through the landscapes, traditions and people who shape it. Walk ancient footpaths through rolling hills and wildflower meadows, explore celebrated gardens and rare tree collections, and spend time with falconers, regenerative farmers and working sheepdogs. Along the way, discover honey-colored villages, welcoming country pubs and the quieter rhythms of rural England that make the Cotswolds so special: nathab.com/cotswolds-trip

09/03/2026

England's Cotswolds region is known for its bucolic landscapes of gold-colored limestone, woodlands, sheep-filled meadows and thatched cottage villages.

09/02/2026

Explore what’s at stake for Lake Clark’s brown bears, salmon, belugas and wild coast—and how you can help protect them.

09/01/2026

A tender moment between a flamingo and its chick, captured by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Leandro Vaca on our Galapagos Expedition! Both male and female flamingos produce a nutrient-rich secretion known as “crop milk” to feed their chicks during their first weeks of life. Moments like this offer a rare glimpse into the fascinating behaviors that unfold every day in the wilds of the Galapagos: nathab.com/galapagos-discovery-trip

09/01/2026

Butterflies consistently rank at the top of invertebrate popularity polls. But, sadly, butterfly populations across the U.S. have crashed by more than a fifth since 2000, with most species in decline. Curbing climate change, habitat loss and unchecked pesticide use could mitigate this loss.

Butterflies often rank at the top of invertebrate popularity polls. But sadly, their populations are crashing. Curbing climate change will help them survive.

08/31/2026

Check out this week's FREE Daily Dose of Nature webinars:

Mon. 8/31: Life Among Polar Bears: Our Tundra Lodge Adventures

Tues. 9/1: Size Matters: The Secret Lives of Giant Whales

Wed. 9/2: From Geysers to Giant Kauri: New Zealand's North Island

Thurs. 9/3: Unbelievable Birds, Part 1: How the Chicken Conquered the World

Fri. 9/4: Wild Wonders of Southern Australia: Kangaroo Island, Tasmania & Beyond

Webinars begin at 1 pm Mountain Time. Click the 'Learn More' button to register or watch recordings of past webinars: nathab.com/free-daily-dose-webinars

Polar bear photo by Expedition Leader Edward Savage from our Tundra Lodge Adventure: nathab.com/tundra-lodge-trip

08/30/2026

A new year of wild adventures is on the horizon. 🌎🐻🐋 Get a first look at our 2027–28 catalog of The World’s Greatest Nature Journeys, filled with wildlife adventures across all seven continents.
Inside, you’ll find longtime Nat Hab favorites alongside brand-new adventures—from tracking wildlife in Botswana and Mongolia to experiencing polar bears, belugas and the northern lights in Churchill or meeting curious gray whales in Baja. Explore our new digital catalog and start dreaming about where the wild might take you next! https://go.nathab.com/2027-digital-catalog-sneak-peek.html

08/29/2026

Each year, more than two million wildebeest and zebra move across East Africa, filling the plains of Kenya’s Maasai Mara before gathering at the Mara and Talek rivers. Crocodiles wait in the water, lions patrol the grasslands, and vast herds gather along the riverbanks before making their dramatic crossings.

On our Kenya Migration Safari, days unfold amid this extraordinary spectacle, with opportunities to explore quieter reaches of the reserve and encounter even more of Kenya’s iconic wildlife: nathab.com/kenya-migration-trip