Galápagos Islands
An archipelago that inspired Darwin’s theory of evolution and teems with wildlife found nowhere else.
An archipelago that inspired Darwin’s theory of evolution and teems with wildlife found nowhere else.
A vast wilderness of water and grass, habitat for many species, including endangered.
An isolated island of dramatic landscapes: a nature sanctuary, with ample evidence of human fortitude in such a remote spot.
A diverse group of nature reserves that are important for biological diversity and that serve as refuge to many species endemic to Australia.
A huge richly-diverse wildlife reserve where the world’s largest animal migration takes place.
A biosphere reserve with a range of ecosystems hosting tremendously diverse fauna and flora.
Old-growth laurel forests, important for hydrological balance and biodiversity.
Beautiful home to the Komodo dragon and a richly biodiverse conservation area.
Bedrock eroded by glaciers makes for an exceptionally beautiful natural environment of cliffs, sequoia groves, waterfalls and meadows.