London Update 2017

A quick trip to London for a symposium on Atlantic Salmon Conservation (held by the Atlantic Salmon Trust at Syon Park, the London residence of the Du­­­ke of Northumberland, with the King of Norway and Prince Charles in attendance) along

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Inside The Volcano

The expanse of Iceland is marked by geological change, and a traveler does not have to go far to explore the natural wonders caused by glacial melting, volcanism, and tectonic activity. One of these wonders is Thrihnukagigur, a crater formed

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A Day at The Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa. Located on lava fields in the Reykjanes Peninsula, the geothermal waters contain silica, algae, and additional minerals that are said to have healing effects on skin. Because of the many known

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The Renaissance of Reykjavik

The global financial crisis of 2008 affected many countries, and Iceland was among those hit the hardest. While this could have been the start of a collapse of the country, Icelanders joined together, jailed bankers, and pulled themselves up from

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Uncovering Hidden Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a bit of a secret, with some of the greatest wilderness and wildlife areas in Southern Africa. The country’s affordability, less populated safari parks, conservation efforts, and the stunning new Victoria Falls Airport have all contributed to Condé

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The Amazon Onboard the Delfin II

I had the opportunity to join a team from Lindblad Expeditions on an amazing four day and three nights Amazon Cruise onboard the Delfin II. My journey began with a six and a half hour flight from the U.S. (depending

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