Wild Planet Nature Tours

Wild Planet Nature Tours traverses the Northern Slope habitats that span across Alaska, therefore targeting a large variety of species, including mammals and birds that inhabit these remote and scenic places. Read more about this tour.

Guatemala harbors about 720 species of birds, yet is one of the smallest countries in the world, covering about 42,000 square miles. Its habitat diversity is exemplified from seacoast on both the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, to volcanic peaks reaching 13,000 feet. With this range lies a diversity of habitat resulting in seven biome regions and accordingly a wide diversity of fauna and flora. Read more about this tour.

Rich in both natural and cultural beauty, La Paz Mexico hosts a wide diversity of terrestrial and marine animal and plant life. Read more about this tour.

Yellowstone National Park is known throughout the world for its scenic grandeur, fantastic geothermal features, and easily viewable wildlife. See more about this tour...

Western Montana boasts one of the largest concentrations of wintering birds of prey in the western United States. The Mission Valley, located about 55 miles north of Missoula, and 20 miles south of Polson, is a concentration area for these birds. See more about this tour.

The state of Montana holds the largest number of breeding owl species in any state in the United States. Fifteen species of owls occur in Montana, of which 14 species breed: Flammulated Owl, Northern Pygmy-Owl, Northern Saw-whet Owl, Boreal Owl, Eastern and Western Screech Owl, Burrowing Owl, Northern Hawk-Owl, Long-eared Owl, Short-eared Owl, Barn Owl, Barred Owl, Great Horned Owl, and Great Gray Owl. Snowy Owls can be seen somewhat regularly in the winter. Read more about this tour.