The Tsaatan reindeer herders have lived for thousands of years in the remote region of Ulaan Taiga. Moving their reindeer between five and 10 times each year, the hardy people search for cool plains upon which to feed their reindeer. They use the hair from the reindeer for their clothes, their milk for cheese and their dung for their fuel. Though due to interbreeding and illness, the reindeer-herding community has now dwindled to around 40 families. National Geographic writer Pascal Mannaerts decided to capture their way of life before it is lost forever
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Jetboat into the wilds of Alaska
Hike and take photographs on Spencer Glacier
Take a flight to Tukta Lodge while spotting moose, bears and eagles
Visit Katmai National Park, home to the largest population concentration of brown bears in the world
Go on a kayak tour of Tukta bay
Observe the antics of wild chimpanzees in Kibale National Park, Uganda
Take a boat cruise down the Kazinga Channel in search of hippos
Spot rare black-maned, tree-climbing lions in Ishasha
Be humbled by a gorilla encounter in Bwindi Impenetrable NP
Enjoy unbelievable birdwatching opportunities in Africa
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