Staying safe as a solo female traveller comes down to a small set of repeatable habits across planning, accommodation, and transport – most of which you can put in place before you leave home. The women who travel with Her Wild Life come from every background...
Binoculars are not mandatory for wildlife travel, but they change what you are able to see. For birding, marine wildlife, and animals viewed across open landscapes, a good pair turns a distant shape into a species. For most women’s wildlife trips, we consider...
This may be the ideal moment to step into Mexico’s forests filled with monarch magic. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect year to experience the monarch butterfly migration in Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be something truly special. The 2025 monarch season brought...
Each winter, a wildlife refuge near Socorro, New Mexico, becomes the stage for one of America’s most awe‑inspiring wildlife events. WHEN YOU THINK OF WILDLIFE SPECTACLES IN THE U.S., perhaps images of Florida’s marshes, Alaska’s whales, or the American West’s...
Kodiak Island, Alaska | September 2025 September on Kodiak is when everything converges. The salmon spawn is in full swing, and with it comes an energy that ripples through the island and its surrounding seas. Bears gather at the rivers, birds arrive fresh from their...
