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Do not touch or feed marine animals; respect their space; use reef-safe sunscreen. Popular in places like the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.

Maintain a fair distance at all times; do not attempt to feed or touch; observe quietly. Can often be done in places with large reserves or islands, like Assateague Island in the USA.

Participate in wild dolphin swims only with respectful, non-invasive operators; no chasing or feeding. Destinations include the Azores and the Red Sea.

Choose operators who respect shark behavior; no baiting with live feeds; understand the potential impact on shark natural behavior. Common in South Africa and Australia.

Use binoculars to observe without disturbing; stay on marked trails; avoid using playback to attract birds. Can be done in national parks and bird sanctuaries.

Keep a safe distance as regulated; minimize noise pollution; choose responsible tour operators. Can be experienced in areas like Iceland and the coast of California.

Keep a minimum distance (7 meters); no flash photography; groups limited to small numbers. Experience this in places like Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park.

Follow the guide's expertise; keep to paths; avoid any interaction with wildlife. Often conducted in rainforests like the Amazon Basin.

Use viewing platforms or tours; do not feed or approach bears; store food appropriately. Possible in places like Alaska and the national parks of Canada.

Avoid touching or stepping on coral; float to prevent damage; take nothing but pictures. Locations like the Red Sea and the Maldives are popular for reef exploration.

Use long lenses to avoid close approach; do not manipulate the environment for a better shot; respect the animals' space. Can be done in wildlife reserves globally.

Do not mimic or provoke primates; observe silently; maintain minimum distances. Destinations include Borneo and the Amazon Rainforest.

Handle only under expert supervision, if at all; no removal from habitat; wash hands to prevent disease transmission. Activities typically take place in wetlands and tropical forests.

View from a respectful distance; follow designated paths; no touching or feeding. Sites like Antarctica and South Africa's Boulders Beach offer these tours.

Keep lights off at night; maintain distance, especially during nesting/hatching; no handling. See turtles in Costa Rica and the Galapagos Islands.

Observe departure from a respectful distance; no flash photography; be silent to avoid disturbance. This can be done in areas like bat caves or bridges where bats roost.

Engage with conservation-minded sanctuaries; no riding or performance; support ethical treatment. Locations include Northern Thailand sanctuaries.

Stay inside the vehicle; do not disturb the animals with noise or movement; follow the guide's instructions. Available in various African countries, such as Tanzania.

Walk gently; do not touch or catch the butterflies; stay on the trails. Environments like butterfly conservatories or natural habitats are ideal.