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The World’s Smallest Pig - the Pygmy Hog

June 12, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

Pigmy Hog - Charming little Animal : ”I had never actually met a pigmy hog, but I have a deep, warm regard for all members of the pig family. So, simply it was a pig and a pigmy pig at that, I felt it must be charming “- Gerald Durrell. Amazing words from an outstanding conservationist,

The First Scottish Bird Fair

May 28, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

Interested in Wildlife? Do you love the Outdoors? Are you an avid birder, with interests in raptor species, garden birds or just simply a nature lover? Nothing better than spending the weekend at the first ever Scottish Bird Fair which was held at the famous Hopetoun House on the outskirts of Edinburgh (19th & 20th of

On Arbor Day: Nature Conservancy Plant’s a Billion Trees

April 26, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

We celebrate Arbor Day this Friday, the 27th of April. This day we join hands to celebrate our forest around the world, renew the air we breathe, help to maintain a healthy climate and sustain all life on Earth. The Arbor Day Derived from the Latin name ”Arbor” meaning Tree, this day is celebrated around the world

On Earth Day - We track the Snow Leopard Trust

April 23, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

All over the world, 22nd of April is celebrate as the Earth Day. Thanks to the origin and credits to Gaylord Nelson, who was the US Senator from Wisconsin and he witnessed the 1969 Santa Barbara (California) oil spill. This environmental catastrophe made him organise an environmental teach-in or an educational forum which led to

World’s Largest Wetlands; It’s the Pantanal

April 12, 2012 Wild Navigator 2 Comments

One of the largest wetland of any kind, the Pantanal is a tropical wetland situated in the Southern American country of Brazil (where 80% of this wetland lies) and shares some of its portion with neighbouring countries of Bolivia and Paraguay. Wetland is commonly described as a land area that is saturated with water, depending on the season

Campaigning for Cetacean Conservation: Meet Nicole McLachlan

February 23, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

This week on our ‘Wild Mentors’ section our attention is on a young earth hero. A person who has in a very early life committed herself to saving the last remaining marine ecology that we have left in this planet. Wild Navigator welcomes Nicole McLachlan from Australia. Wild Navigator interview’s a Q/A session with Nicole:

Tweetups to Tiger Conservation, Petition Signings & Google Plus, Highlights of our ”Weekly Wilderness World” the past week on the web w/e 12.02.12

February 14, 2012 Wild Navigator No comments

Weekly Summary of w/e the 12th on our ”Wilderness World” from Wild Navigator. Every week Wild Navigator presents the top stories from the web. These stories are the highs and lows in the fields of wildlife travel, biodiversity conservation, climate change, sustainability, photography, scientific research, community initiatives, social media and events which make it to our highlights of this

Sign a Petition to Save the Great Indian Bustard - ‘Wild Wednesday’

February 08, 2012 Wild Navigator 1 Comment

This ‘Wild Wednesday’ we focus our attention on saving a species that is currently down to the last remaining numbers. The Great Indian Bustard (Ardeotis nigriceps) population was commonly found and widespread across India and parts of Pakistan, today a mere 300 individuals survive and this species is nearing to the brink of extinction. Facts of

Meet Abhishek Behl

Hi, I'm Abhishek Behl - Founder & Chief Consulting Officer of Wild Navigator. In 2011 I launched Wild Navigator - THE site dedicated to the wilderness focused traveller. Wild Navigator highlights sustainable initiatives in wildlife tourism and biodiversity conservation by using wildlife travel blogging and social media. Wild Navigator also supports wilderness charities and their social campaigns. Our mission at Wild Navigator is to ensure you are an informed wilderness focused traveller. Read more....