INTRODUCTION Thank you for your overwhelming response to our first issue. Your enthusiasm and stories remind us why we do this—connecting people with the natural world in meaningful ways. This edition arrives as the conservation world mourns Dr Jane Goodall, whose pioneering work with chimpanzees transformed how we understand and protect wildlife. Her belief that every individual can make a difference continues to guide our work at Wildfoot Travel. Our commitment to exceptional experiences is built on firsthand knowledge. This quarter, our team is journeying to Papua New Guinea, crossing the Antarctic Circle, and tracking polar bears in Churchill, Canada—research expeditions that ensure we can provide you with the most current, expert guidance. In this issue, discover new destinations, meet working conservationists, and explore the places that inspire us. We also look forward to seeing you at events throughout 2026, starting with the Manchester and London Destinations shows. Thank you for being part of the Wildfoot Travel community. With gratitude, Jay Turner, Commercial Director Wildfoot Travel Jay Turner Commercial Director, Wildfoot Travel DEAR FRIENDS, Welcome to the second edition of Wild Horizons! 17 182023 GOING SOLO SOUTH PACIFIC SVALBARD EXPEDITION NEWS & EVENTS It needn’t cost the Earth to travel solo Journeys of discovery in Polynesia & Melanesia Lesia Moskal’s polar adventures in Svalbard Where we are exhibiting and forthcoming trips
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