Category: To See the World
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A birder’s guide to the Scandinavian fall migration
Autumn birdwatching in Scandinavian countries is a wonderful glimpse into the richness of fall migration.
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A birder’s guide to Gotland, Sweden
Present in the Baltic Sea, the island of Gotland features beautiful wilderness, sea stacks, and coastal areas that redefine beauty.
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A birder’s guide to Angarnsjöängen Nature Preserve
By Keri Stewart Perfect for frolicking and birdwatching, the Angarnsjöängen Nature Preserve is a beautiful spot to visit during the summer. A majesty of nature located in Vallentuna, Sweden, this natural area features beautiful grasslands grazed by cows, Lake Angarn, and bird-friendly meadows. Between the wetlands and grasslands, a multitude of birds can be spotted…
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A birder’s guide to the coasts of Oregon
Along the coasts of Oregon, beaches, estuaries, and seaside environments harbor a handful of natural areas, such as Haystack Rock, for birders and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Can microvacations be the go-to travel plan for the future?
Microvacations are more than a trend; they are a blueprint for how we might explore a world that needs softer footsteps.
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Desperate to escape the heat? Here are 10 coolcation ideas for your summer holiday
From sightseeing the Isle of Skye in Northern Scotland to whalewatching in Alaska, tourists are escaping the extreme heat through coolcationing, a growing tourism trend influenced by global warming.
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Modern land artists are introducing the world to an old discipline
Modern land art blends ancient rituals with contemporary environmental concerns—using soil, stone, and living materials to craft works that transform with the landscape.
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Chasing the midnight sun: Here’s where to spend the summer solstice
From its satirical history to nights full of fires, June solstice celebrations can be experienced all around the northern hemisphere.
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A birder’s guide to New England
The grand ecosystem diversity of New England offers a chance to see a medley of species, depending on which biome you explore.
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A brief guide to Dark Sky Tourism
As people crave a closer relationship to nature and access to the most remote places, Dark Sky Tourism is proving popular. Here are some tips for catching the best of the night sky wherever you roam.
Blinter Magazine 