Travel to an exotic place with The Nature Conservancy on one of our customized nature travel tours!

Our journeys highlight the Conservancy's work to save the Last Great Places on Earth. They allow you to connect with the natural world, learn about local conservation efforts and reignite your love of the outdoors. See below for our latest journeys!

Of course, the Conservancy is conscious that travel—especially by car or airplane—releases carbon emissions into the atmosphere that contribute to climate change. We hope that you consider this as you plan your next trip. You can calculate your carbon emissions and find simple ways to reduce your impact on the climate at nature.org/whatsmyimpact.

Our Upcoming Journeys
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Klamath Birding Weekend
March 6 - 9, 2009  OR April 24 - 27, 2009
$750 per person (Limit 8)
Observe hundreds of bald eagles in their wintering habitat in the Klamath Basin, one of the country’s greatest wetlands, with naturalist and expert birder, Eric Horvath. The basin’s marshes, meadows, open water, sagebrush steppe, juniper woodlands and coniferous forests also provide habitat for golden eagle, prairie falcon, and spectacular concentrations of waterfowl including snow geese, Ross’ geese, greater white-fronted geese and thousands of ducks. Learn about the area’s history and what the Conservancy is doing at Sycan Marsh and Williamson River Delta preserves to improve this biodiversity hot spot. (Price includes a $100 suggested, tax-deductible donation to The Nature Conservancy.)

Sea of Cortez Wildlife Cruise         
March 22 - 29, 2009
From $1,900 per person (Limit 14)
Enjoy the awesome thrill of seeing blue whale, Earth’s largest living creature, in Baja’s Sea of Cortez. Along the way, encounter schools of dolphin and up to six other species of whale ­including humpback, sperm, finback, minke, pilot and orca. Experience daily land excursions to remote desert islands harboring Galapagos-like diversity. Watch blue-footed boobies and red-billed tropic birds nesting or feeding in the mangrove-lined estuaries, and snorkel with brilliantly colored fish along rocky shorelines. Join Baja Expeditions for this incredible trip aboard their comfortable, 80-foot motor vessel, Don Jose.