I always wanted to see the wild side of Japan. When thinking about it all I see in my mind are the big cities, but there must be incredible natural areas waiting to be seen. What about you?

yeah if money or social/cultural/military factors weren’t an issue, i’d totally roam all over all the deserts in the Middle East and visit every Mediterranean ecosystem and also go all over the deciduous forest in N china and siberia which is the analog of the one in the eastern US. And Patagonia fo…

I would take your question literally and go into one of the huge oceans that are supposed to be in the Earth’s mantle. Life is so tenacious that I would expect there to be things down there. Might need an electron microscope to see them, but I’m guessing there are some unique things down there.

I’d be another heading to Central & South America, probably swinging by the Caribbean for good measure (so @psyllidhipster could always join this hypothetical expedition that seems to be forming). For me, it’s the stunning wasp species (over the past year or so, we’ve been able to push a ton of reco…

The southern half of South America To include a area up the coast to Columbia

I would definitely spend more time on the northern California coast. I love it up there and I don’t get to go often enough. I think there’s also something to be said for places closer to home that are not necessarily spectacular or unique or fantastically biodiverse, but are just special places to …

if we can go back in time i’d go to california in ~ 1400 over anything else. Or even the ice age

I was waiting for the time travel option: I would stay where I am (NY Hudson Valley, U.S.) and see my area prior to colonial settlement and destruction sans all the invasive species and with a higher number of apex predators.

There’s something enchanting about the vastness and mystery of Siberia. And it’s a giant blank spot on the iNat observation map. I propose an expedition.

[image] mira_l_b: Prince Edward Island, Halifax I’ll be traveling to Halifax and PEI this weekend! I’ll mainly be birding, but if there is anything else you think I should be on the lookout for, do let me know!

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