Citizen Science Travel: What It Looks Like on an Antarctica Expedition Cruise

Most people think of science as something that happens in labs, run by researchers in white coats. But sometimes science happens on the top deck of a ship in the Southern Ocean… while you’re clutching a glass flask and trying not to slide across the deck. That’s exactly how I found myself collecting air samples …

Utah’s Most Exclusive Ski Resort Just Got Bigger – Here’s What You Need to Know

Deer Valley’s new terrain expansion is one of the most ambitious projects in modern skiing. The resort plans to nearly double its skiable terrain while maintaining the industry-leading standards it’s known for. We spent an extended trip in early 2026 skiing the new footprint alongside Deer Valley representatives and Olympic skier Fuzz Feddersen to see …

Antarctica Cruise Motion Sickness: Remedies to Help Survive the Drake Passage

If you are worried about Antarctica cruise motion sickness, you are not overreacting, and you are not alone. Before my first trip to Antarctica, my biggest fear was not the cold or the cost, it was crossing the Drake Passage and dealing with rough seas. I am naturally prone to seasickness, so I went deep …

How to Read Fish Behavior Patterns for More Consistent Success

Anglers often wonder why the same spot produces drastically different results from one outing to the next. Subtle changes in conditions can shift fish locations and feeding behavior in ways that may not be obvious without a closer look. Recognizing and reading these patterns is key to boosting your chances and turning good days on …

Why the Best Beach in Bohol Isn’t Where the Crowds Are

When you envision a tropical getaway in the Philippines, Bohol is often associated with the Chocolate Hills and the large, lively beaches of Panglao Island. For most tourists, the adventure begins the moment they step off the Cebu to Bohol ferry, eager to immerse themselves in the island’s legendary beach lifestyle.  However, there is a secret …