| National Geographic Traveler; May 2010 |
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India: Channeling Mowgli The tigers of Kanha National Park—the setting for English writer Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book—are best viewed astride an Asian elephant, but this wildlife-focused excursion through northern India also has you riding camels, rickshaws, rafts, and jeeps to observe leopards, rhinos, monkeys, mongoose, and more at five national parks and wildlife refuges. A highlight is a visit to a sloth bear rescue center in Agra that works to abolish the practice of dancing bears on the streets of India. Wild Planet Adventures: “India Ultimate Wildlife Multi-Safari—Leopards, Tigers, and Palaces,” 19 days, $7,198. CULTURE
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| Examiner.com; April 2010 |
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Wild Planet Adventures
Wild Planet Adventures, named one of the "Best Adventure Tarvel Companies on Earth" by National Geographic Adventures, has turned its attention to family programs.
"We often create special family departures, we include more activities and more value than other operators at one of the lowest cost-per-day of any operator in our class," says Josh Cohen, Director. "Special family guides are also available, and we can customize any itinerary for any family and run it with a minimum of 4-6 people on any date (depending on destination) or combine two or more families for more value."
The company uses its skill in organizing trips to maximize interactions with wildlife for the family programs.
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| Smarter Travel, December 2008 |
Best New Adventure Trips of 2009by Molly Feltner, SmarterTravel.com Staff - December 8, 2008 Provider: Wild Planet Adventures Length: 19 days Price: $7,598
Anyone who's ever read Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" can tell you that Africa isn't the only place in world where you can go on safari to see big game animals. Home to rare species such as Bengal tigers, Indian rhinos, red pandas, and clouded leopards, India is a top destination for wildlife lovers. And now, seeing these sometimes elusive species just got a whole lot easier thanks to a new India itinerary launched by
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| National Geographic Adventure (November 2008) |
Text by Claire Martin [ Full article here] You’ve got 365 days to work with next year. Our suggestion: take 4, 12, or 28 and do something to change your life. Go for a walk in the Serengeti, learn to climb (with Sherpas) in the Himalaya, save a species in New Zealand. The clock is ticking. The world is waiting. Africa 1. Tanzania: Be the First on Foot in the Serengeti Outfitter: Mark Thornton Safa ....
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| National Geographic Traveler, September 2008 |
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| National Geographic Traveler, October 2007 |
Tours of a LifetimeNatural WondersSoutheast Asia's Wild Side Josh Cohen has always had a soft spot for Thailand--its Buddhist culture, lush islands, spicy cuisine, and traditional massage. So the wildlife tour operator thought the place was a natural for his first foray into Asia. At first, though, the tigers, civets, elephants, flying foxes, horbills, and primates proved elusive. He feared that unchecked poaching had ruined chances of mounting an eco-friendly expedition here. But with help from local naturalists, Cohen discovered the country still had a wealth of wildlife sweet spots, and he has developed a low-impact wildlife experience based on conservation rather than explotation. "If we succeed, Thailand's wildlife will have the help it so desperately needs."
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| National Geographic Adventure; November 2007 |
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Best Outfitters '08 You might visit a sloth sanctuary in Costa Rica, listen to singing gibbon apes in Thailand, or visit with shamans in Peru on Wild Planet's wildlife-dr... More Overall Score: 84.9 Price: Locations: Asia, Latin America ....
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| Fodor's Travel Wire |
10 Must-Do Adventures for 2007
Been there, done that, and you've got the T-shirt to prove it? Make 2007 your year to experience some new travel thrills. Below are ten must-do adventures that will make the coming New Year one to remember.
Cruises are great fun, but sometimes you really want to feel like you're in a boat in the ocean. Atlantic Stars offers a ship to suit whatever nautical fantasy you may have, from the classic speedboat Rum Runner II, which zips around Newport, Rhode Island, to the 160-foot sailing cruise yacht Arabella (photo, right), whic ....
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| Alternative Consumer (June 2007) |
Monday, June 11, 2007
Eco tours by Wild Planet - glimpse rare, singing gibbons
Want to tour Thailand and Laos the eco way? Sign up for one of Wild Planet Adventures’ wildlife-focused tours and get a glimpse of life off the beaten path – up close and personal.
If you choose to tack on the five-day “Gibbon Experience,” you’ll be sleeping in a comfy tree house (connected by an innovative network of zip-lines, of course) and get the chance to witness the haunting duet ....
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| The Denver Post, November 19, 2006 |
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You Must Be Dreaming
The Denver Post, Sunday, November 19, 2006
Dive or snorkel with whale sharks and encounter other creatures on a trip with Wild Planet Adventures and the Oceanic Society on remote Blackbird Caye in Belize that emphasizes both marine and inland wildlife. The tropical setting on the eastern side of Truneffe Atoll, a mecca for scientists and researchers who work at the Oceanic Society’s field station, g ....
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| About.com October 2006 |
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| Penticton Western News, Feb. 22, '06 |
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Go wild on a Peruvian adventure
If your travel “to do” list includes photographing a family of endangered giant river otters, witnessing a monkey kissing its newborn on the forehead, or observing the silent retreat of a jaguar into the dense rainforest, only one wildlife tour company will do.
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