Tag: National Geographic

  • Botswana Elephant Trophy Hunt Still Shockingly Legal

    Botswana Elephant Trophy Hunt Still Shockingly Legal

    Botswana’s president recently threatened to send 20,000 elephants from Botswana to Germany in a feud over stricter regulations on trophy imports. Find out why President Mokgweetsi Masisi’s claims about hunting simply don’t stack up and how animal-friendly approaches in Botswana actually help conservation goals and the economy. Earlier this year, Germany proposed stricter limits on…

  • Canada Space Museum Partners On Search For Historic Avro Arrow Test Models

    Canada Space Museum Partners On Search For Historic Avro Arrow Test Models

     The Canada Aviation and Space Museum is proud to support OEX Recovery Group Incorporated (“OEX”), in a project involving the search-and-recovery of nine free-flight Avro Arrow models from Lake Ontario. The project was created by OEX as a Canada 150 initiative. As one of the three museums under the new Ingenium banner, the Canada Aviation…

  • St. Lawrence Expedition Earns National Geographic Recognition

    St. Lawrence Expedition Earns National Geographic Recognition

    National Geographic Traveler recently released its tenth annual ‘50 Tours of a Lifetime,’ a curated list of the best-guided trips offered by today’s top adventure tour operators around the globe. This year’s collection includes Adventure Canada’s Mighty Saint Lawrence expedition cruise, an incredible voyage that begins in historic Québec City and travels down the Saint…

  • Help End Peru’s Savage Dolphin Hunt By Adding Your Signature

    Help End Peru’s Savage Dolphin Hunt By Adding Your Signature

    Dear Silo, Up to 15,000 dolphins are being killed every year in Peru’s waters — for bait to catch endangered sharks. A new report has forced the government to respond but they’re not taking enough action yet and meanwhile the dolphins and the sharks are being killed. We can stop the massacre by threatening Peru’s international reputation as…