A ‘Baby Boom’ and a Return for the Southern Resident Orcas
One could say it has been a whirlwind year for those who follow the Southern Resident Killer Whales. Starting from the tail end of a difficult 2014,… Read on
Floe Edge, Nunavut, Canada 2016
Floe Edge has to be one of the most remote places I have ever stayed. Five and a half hours’ flight north of Ottawa, followed by an overnight stay… Read on
Get to Know the Resident Killer Whales of Southern British Columbia
To simply watch the Southern Resident Killer Whales is only part of the joy of knowing them. As with any family there is a long-standing history and… Read on
Festival of Whales 2016
To see grey whales in San Ignacio Lagoon is one thing, to interact with them is another, to have so many whales around the boat wanting to play with… Read on
A wildlife calendar for Australia’s Nature Coast
Some fantastic wildlife spectacles await you on Australia’s Nature Coast. Here’s our guide to what you can expect to see. Read on
Quebec, 40 years on
The first time I went to Quebec I was 10 years old. I went to Montreal while they were building the Olympic stadium, I went into a McDonalds for the… Read on
Amazing Azores!
In May 2013 Carolyn travelled to the Azores for a whistle-stop tour of four of its nine islands. Here she gives us a taster of what these atmospheric… Read on
Antarctica and the rough waters of the Drake Passage
In November 2007 Chris Osborn headed across the Drake Passage to the icy Antarctic Peninsula aboard the Ocean Nova. Read on
