Experts are with you to see polar bears during their prime season.
© Henry H Holdsworth / wildbynaturegallery.com | The Changing Realm
of the Polar Bear
November 6 - 12, 2011
Join a WWF polar bear expert on an exploration of the Arctic icon's changing world. Learn first-hand how climate change is affecting polar bears and other wildlife on an exclusive trip to see them in Canada.
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Secluded Botswana
September 9 - 21, 2011
A classic guided safari far from crowded tourist hotspots. Includes a Victoria Falls visit. | 
Snorkeling the Raja Ampat Archipelago
October 10 - 23, 2011
See huge populations of reef fish and corals while exploring diverse Indonesia waters. | | 
Journey Through Copper Canyon
October 29 - November 5, 2011
Travel by train along one of the most spectacular railway routes in North America. | 
Wild India
December 9 - 22, 2011
Take $1,000 off our trip to search for iconic species, including tigers and rhinos. | | A portion of your tour cost (between 5% and 10%) for the WWF Travel Program is directly contributed
to WWF's general fund to support conservation work around the world. | 
Iguacu Falls, one of the mightiest in the world.
© Werner Zotz | Pantanal, Iguacu & Beyond
An expedition into the heart of one of South America’s last wild frontiers, in Brazil. Though the Amazon is better known, this region is home to the planet’s densest concentration of wildlife, including 10 million caimans and nearly 700 bird species. Join one of several summertime departures. Learn more. |  | | Between $24 and $160 of the retail tour price per traveler for Natural Habitat Adventure tours is received by WWF
for a minimum annual amount of $140,000 and a maximum annual amount of $200,000. | Show WWF your best nature photos
WWF invites you to enter your photos of wildlife, wild places and people connecting with nature. Enter by June 17 for a chance to win one of three grand prize trips! Enter our photo contest today! Presented by CVS/pharmacy Photo; trips provided by Natural Habitat Adventures. | 
| Header photo, Kenyan zebras © Erico Hiller  | |
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