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By Tania Puell & Arnaud Erhart Isla Nena Scuba Scuba is Reopening in November! Vieques, the small island off the eastern seaboard of Puerto...
Photos and Story by Pete Oxford and Reneé Bish “Don’t end up as a kebab!” my friend Pete Atkinson Skyped me after I’d told him about...
Egypt is not the most popular holiday destination in these days – I am very sad about the situation, and I decided to support my...
[xyz-ihs snippet=”GoogleAd-InArticle-2″] by Chloe King Tourism is threatening Raja Ampat. On March 4, 2017, a British cruise ship ran aground on a coral reef in Raja...
Whale shark tourism is booming, with more and more people searching for that elusive encounter with the world’s largest fish. While it is undoubtedly thrilling to...
[xyz-ihs snippet=”GoogleAd-InArticle-2″] Whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, roam less than previously thought. Local and regional actions are vital for the conservation of this globally...
As oolichan populations across the coast collapsed, impacting culture and access to traditional food for many First Nations, the Nisg̱a’a Lisims Government undertook a multi-year research project...
The Oceano Azul Foundation is leading a scientific expedition to the Azores between 3 and 24 June, in partnership with the Waitt Foundation and National Geographic...
Two rivers straddle downtown Washington, D.C., the Anacostia and Potomac. Just south of the Nationals Park the Anacostia joins the Potomac, and if you follow the...
A new scientific study published in PeerJ – the Journal of Life and Environmental Sciences has tracked juvenile whale sharks across the Philippines emphasising the importance...
