Webinars

In this panel discussion, we talk with representatives from several different organizations about how they utilize travel programming in their educational, community building, and/or development strategies.

During this webinar, we preview two fun, intergenerational travel programs that are being hosted in Costa Rica by the Florida Museum of Natural History in summer 2022: the Family Rainforest Camp and the Youth Photography Workshop!

Embark on a virtual journey to the Galápagos Islands through the photos, videos, and stories of award-winning photographer Krisztina Scheeff of KS Nature Photography.

What’s it like to travel now during Covid-19? In this webinar, Holbrook Travel shares our current practices and the experiences of several planners who have recently returned.

This virtual field trip for educators into the mangrove ecosystem of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula is designed to show how a similar virtual program could be incorporated into your classroom instruction.

Dr. Jaret Daniels and Kristen Grace from the Florida Museum of Natural History present the story of the monarch butterfly, conservation measures, and what we all can do to help.

Award-winning nature photographer Todd Gustafson takes us behind the scenes of the third episode in his “To the Ends of the Earth” series of books and PBS documentaries.

Learn about the efforts of scientists who are monitoring Arctic wildlife in Churchill, Manitoba, and get a glimpse into the experience of visiting this historic town yourself.

Birder and photographer Cindy Cone shares stories about some of the birds and other wildlife she has studied and photographed near her southwest Florida home.

Audience members and our three international panelists show off their travel knowledge in this entertaining, quiz show-style game and fundraiser.

Join representatives from Delta and LATAM airlines, two of Holbrook’s partners, as they share the latest health and safety protocols before, during, and after flying. (NOTE: protocols covered are updated only to the original air date of the webinar, October 22, 2020.)

Aubudon Seabird Institute's Dr. Donald Lyons tells the story of Project Puffin and its conservation successes, shares seabird restoration strategies, and explains how these efforts are impacted by our planet's changing climate.