The Venice Beach-based photographer on bringing her creative process into travel. Next adventure? A year-long round-the-world trip with her husband and twins.

Combining this global citizen action with a safari adventure in Tanzania shows us how tapping into hyperlocal solutions can be the best responsible travel tip.

The diver, photographer and ocean conservationist is bringing her camera to some of the world’s most remote places to spread awareness about the state— and beauty— of our blue planet.

And end of summer meditation on life, family, and slow journeys through the lens of photographer and writer Eva Mae Ritter.

The Carretera Austral is the iconic road running through one of the planet’s truly great wildernesses. This family did it by bike.

The Camino de Santiago is one of the world’s most renowned pilgrimage routes in the world, and this family braved 500 miles of it, bringing a lifetime of memories— and blisters— back home with them.

How a community of Micronesian outer islanders and scientists are writing the script for ocean conservation using tradition, science, and yes, music. We’re all ears.

How a Belgian family found a new life quality in central Sweden, the outdoors, and best of all, alpacas— and are sharing their vision with everyone who come their way.

The first of a two-part series, we’re following Rachel Bertsch and her family on a multi-continent, multi-month cycle tour. This part of the trip? Three months in Spain, from Seville to Barcelona. No big deal.

With his new venture Jemu Expeditions, the Kenyan wildlife advocate and former caretaker of the last male northern white rhino puts care and conservation and at the center of his safaris.

Antarctic Ambassador, polar expedition leader, naturalist and educator, Susan Adie has been teaching the world about our planet’s frozen realms for decades.

The Freeride World Champion and professional snowboarder opens up about her newest adventure, motherhood.

Turning her childhood forest into the first community-managed national park in Antigua and Barbuda, Refica Attwood is making a ripple effect across the Caribbean and beyond.

South Korea’s free-diving Haeyneo are being hailed by Sylvia Earle as indigenous marine biologists, and lay the template for how we can inspire change in our own communities.

Anne Mäusbacher of beach cleaner is showing Germany you don’t have to live by the ocean to protect it.