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Download our Cultural & Natural History Cruises brochure, with fascinating cruises from the Empires of the Mediterranean to the rivers of West Africa. Or request a print copy to be sent by mail.
By 4WD vehicle, riverboat, and—a Botswana specialty—mokoro (dugout canoe), track the best of Africa’s wildlife in a breathtaking mix of Botswana’s most beautiful environments, from savannas to woodlands to the enchanting waterways of the Okavango Delta.
Dr. Rick Fienberg
Rick Fienberg, PhD, is the American Astronomical Society’s Press Officer and Education & Outreach Coordinator. He previously spent 22 years at Sky & Telescope magazine, the last eight as Editor in Chief. He’s a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the International Astronomical Union has named asteroid 9983 Rickfienberg in his honor. Before joining S&T, Rick earned his BA in physics at Rice University and his MA and PhD in astronomy at Harvard University; he has done research on the aurora borealis, planetary nebulas, active galaxies, and the center of the Milky Way. An inveterate traveler and eclipse-chaser, he has visited all seven continents and the North and South Poles. Eclipse 2012 will be his 10th voyage to totality and his 4th trip to the South Pacific.
Upcoming Trips:
Total Solar Eclipse in the South Pacific, November 10-20, 2012