New Blog Entries
Sustainable travel – what does it actually mean? In the following, you can find practical recommendations on how you can put the sustainable travel plan into practice. In this blog we focus on flying.
As part of our blog series on sustainable travel, the following article focuses on the topic of hygiene products – as in everyday life, they also play an important role on holiday.
Our partner MWSRP looks on various achievements in terms of whale conservation and community outreach in fall 2019. In the following newsletter you can learn more.
As species and nature conservation is very important to us, we would like to give you tips and advice on how to make your trip sustainable. The goal is to achieve the smallest possible ecological footprint.
The vaquita is the smallest whale in the world and considered as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List. The following blog reveals more about the fascinating marine mammal.
So far only a few information are known about the geographical distribution, movement patterns or reproductive strategies of whale sharks. The conservation project in the Maldives that is supported by Natucate is dedicated to researching these fascinating animals.
Canada's province British Columbia, located on the Pacific Coast in the western part of the country, is primarily characterised by pristine natural landscapes and abundant wildlife populations. Learn more in the following blog
Huge forests, beautiful mountain landscapes and long Atlantic beaches welcome you in North Carolina, the 12th state of the USA. In the following blog post you can learn more about the "Tar Heel State".
Ko Lanta is a double island, located in the southwest of the southern region of Thailand. It is characterised by beautiful beaches, turquoise waters and magnificent bays. Here you can learn more
News
Our partner MWSRP looks on various achievements in terms of whale conservation and community outreach in fall 2019. In the following newsletter you can learn more.
Canine distemper is a serious threat for members of the Canoidea. A pack of wild dogs in Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park has now died of the virus. Learn more in our blog
Through the dedicated support and commitment of our volunteers, our wildlife conservation project in Zululand/South Africa was able to achieve a lot of things. Here you can learn more about precise numbers
Reviews
Volunteering in the Seychelles: Lorenzo had a great time as a volunteer in our species conservation project on beautiful Cousin Island. Learn more in his feedback interview
Volunteering USA: Sebastian went to the beautiful US West Coast with us to help protect California's pristine natural landscapes. In his feedback interview he reveals more about his time
Game ranger adventure in South Africa: Learn more about Sara's enriching time as a Field Guide Level 1 student amidst Southern Africa's wonderful wilderness and fascinating wildlife.
Nature
The vaquita is the smallest whale in the world and considered as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List. The following blog reveals more about the fascinating marine mammal.
According to a new study elephants are even more endangered than expected. The "Elephant Census" reveals valuable information. Learn more about it in our blog
The kakapo is bird native to New Zealand and is one of the largest flightless parrots in the world. In the following blog you can learn more about this fascinating animal which is sadly facing extinction.
Travel Guide
Sustainable travel – what does it actually mean? In the following, you can find practical recommendations on how you can put the sustainable travel plan into practice. In this blog we focus on flying.
As part of our blog series on sustainable travel, the following article focuses on the topic of hygiene products – as in everyday life, they also play an important role on holiday.
As species and nature conservation is very important to us, we would like to give you tips and advice on how to make your trip sustainable. The goal is to achieve the smallest possible ecological footprint.