Cuba

National Geographic has published an article describing how Cuba's political and geographical isolation of the last five decades have had a remarkable but unintentional benefit on the island's flora and fauna. Read on and find out how this Caribbean island's unique environment means it is home to over 3,000 endemic plant species, and how 80% of the animals are just not found elsewhere on the planet.

Cuba

There are currently three sites that have been placed on the Tentative List for UNESCO to consider becoming World Heritage Sites. Here I will briefly explore the three places that are on this list, all of which have a strong claim to become UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Cuba

Every wanted to see flamingos in their natural habitat instead of in a zoo? Cuba has the largest colonies in the western hemisphere, and they are thriving. Read on and know the facts.

Cuba

Whilst Cuba's stunning cities and pristine beaches are a big draw for tourists, Cuba also has outstanding areas of biodiversity scattered across the island. Read on and get ready to discover Cuba's amazing wildlife.

Cuba

This cute, tiny bird is native and endemic to Cuba and is intriguing for a variety of reasons, from its small size to its bizarre mating rituals and super fast-beating wings. Read our article and discover ten fun facts about the bee hummingbird.