Crane Observation in Hokkaido: Locations and Photo Tips
When and where can you observe red-crowned cranes in Hokkaido? Interesting facts about crane conservation and practical information for planning your trip.
Wildlife and Landscapes in Winter on the Notsuke Peninsula
For nature lovers, the Notsuke Peninsula is perfect for spotting wildlife and exploring the beauty of the Hokkaido coast in winter.
Birdwatching at the Dunes of Farewell Spit, New Zealand
Farewell Spit is a narrow, curved sandbank on the northern tip of New Zealand's South Island, near Golden Bay. It is one of New Zealand's most famous and remote destinations for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and landscape photographers.
Petrified Forest of Curio Bay: a Walk through the Jurassic Period
Curio Bay is of international importance for its fossilized forest, which dates back to the Jurassic period. The tree fossils on display here are around 170 million years old. The forest was alive when New Zealand was part of Gondwanaland.
Varanger Fjord: witches, street art, wildlife on the National Scenic Route
History, culture, and nature are strung together like pearls on a necklace along the Varanger Fjord National Scenic Route.
Hike to Blåisvatnet “Blue Lake” in the Lyngen Alps, Norway
The Blue Lake is the most beautiful thing I have seen in the Lyngen Alps. A rewarding half-day hike leads through a rocky riverbed to this small natural wonder.
Hike to the Fireguard Hut on Otsamo Mountain near Inari
The summit of Otsamo is a popular hiking destination. In addition to the great view over Inari, there is also a suspension bridge and rapids to keep you entertained.
Wilderness Church Pielpajärvi – Hike to the Sámi Church near Inari
The old Sámi church on Lake Pielpajärvi near Inari bears witness to a long tradition and is also a popular hiking destination in beautiful natural surroundings.
Photographing Madeira – the best Photo Locations for Nature Lovers
There are countless great photo locations in Madeira. Here are my top 7 including extra tips for anyone who wants to discover even more along the way.
Wilderness Guide Training in Sweden with the Guide Academy Europe
Fire with wet wood, nature conservation on tour, hut etiquette, handicrafts - impressions of the Wilderness Guide Training of the Guide Academy Europe in Swedish Lapland.
Wildlife Photography with Respect
Tips for respectful wildlife photography: To ensure that our hobby does not come at the expense of the animals, there are a few things to do...or not to do.
Tips for Winter Photography – Interview with the Fotonomaden
"Slow and simple" is the motto of Karin from Fotonomaden. Find out what it's all about and read Karin's tips on winter photography.