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Alligators live naturally in only two countries: the United States and China. The American alligator lives across much of the southeastern United States,…
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Group adventure travel can be incredibly rewarding. Whether it is a hiking weekend with friends, a cycling trip across several towns, a volunteer…
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South America's national symbols include Argentina's rufous hornero, Bolivia's Andean condor, Brazil's Pau-Brasil, Chile's huemul, Colombia's wax palm and Peru's vicuña. Some are…
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Central America's national symbols include Belize's Baird's tapir, Costa Rica's sloths, Guatemala's resplendent quetzal, Honduras's scarlet macaw and Panama's harpy eagle. Many of…
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North America's best-known natural national symbols include Canada's beaver, the United States' bald eagle and American bison, Mexico's golden eagle and Greenland's polar…
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West Asia's best-known natural symbols include Lebanon's cedar, Jordan's black iris, Israel's hoopoe, Qatar's Arabian oryx and the UAE's Ghaf tree. But many…
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Month four of continuous travel, I made a spreadsheet.
Not a budget spreadsheet. Not a packing list. A spreadsheet tracking every connectivity decision…
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Southeast Asia’s national symbols include Cambodia’s kouprey, Indonesia’s Komodo dragon, Malaysia’s Bunga Raya and Singapore’s Vanda Miss Joaquim. However, not every animal or…
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East Asia’s best-known natural symbols include China’s giant panda, Mongolia’s saker falcon, Korea’s Mugunghwa and Taiwan’s plum blossom. But many animals and plants…