Subject: Travel and conservation for WWF Fri Mar 30, 2012 4:22 pm
Hiking up a mountain, swimming with jellyfish, or photographing polar bears can be a way to help the planet if you travel responsibly. With WWF’s travel, a portion of your tour costs goes to support global conservation efforts around the world.
WWF refuses to let the tiger slip away. Look for the endangered big cat on this extraordinary journey.
Whale Sharks: Swim off the Yucatan Peninsula with friendly whale sharks, the world’s biggest fish.
Micronesia Snorkeling Adventure: Snorkel a southern Pacific paradise, including a lake filled with millions of harmless jellyfish.
Wild Madagascar: A deep exploration of a global biodiversity hotspot filled with many lemurs and other unusual wildlife.
Costa Rica Adventure: Experience the wonders and wildlife of the rain forest with a range of family friendly adventures.
Into the Heart of Borneo: A region ringing with end-of-the-Earth appeal.
Churchill, Manitoba: See the world’s greatest concentration of polar bears, just outside Churchill, Manitoba.
Namibia: A fly-in safari to the desert jewel of Africa.
Galapagos Adventure: Voyage to see the Ecuadorian islands' prolific wildlife.
Wild & Ancient China Photo Tour: Our tour of China includes visits to panda breeding centers, plus other natural history and cultural highlights.
