Only females are tracked with the collars because male polar bears — who can grow to 2.6 metres (8.5 feet) — have necks thicker than their heads, and would shake the collar straight off. Olberg then ...

Before pivoting her focus to the Arctic, Alysa McCall worked extensively in the grassland ecosystem. There, the interventions ...

A recent tour group who enjoyed in the growing, although controversial trend, witnessed something truly rare. See the ...

The Princess Royal has opened an accessible garden for patients at a spinal cord injuries unit to enjoy. Princess Anne ...

Just after midday, we gripped the worn rope handles of a dogsled as 11 dogs surged across the frozen tundra of Western Greenland, inside the Arctic Circle. The wind lashed ...

Most tourist attractions are money pits by design, as they are lined with trinkets, t-shirts and personalized shot glasses designed to remove money from your wallet. However, some are worse offenders ...

Trey Mahoney travels to the most remote locations to photograph wildlife, finding that patience and determination offer the ...

Plan your next getaway with a Norway adventure tour. Embrace outdoor activities amid dramatic landscapes and nature's wonders ...

The mother polar bear exemplifies one of the most extraordinary forms of parental care. Discover more about these remarkable ...

Resting on a solitary slab of ice floating in the Arctic Ocean, a majestic creature sparkles in the polar summer sunshine.

In northernmost Arctic Norway, the Pasvik Folk High School continues a two-century teaching curriculum dedicated to traditional survival skills.