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Costa Rica: Inspiring Environmental Conservation
One of the happiest countries in the world, Costa Rica – meaning rich coast in Spanish – has a wealth ...
Can Responsible Tourism Help Support Wild Dog Populations?
African Wild Dogs, also known as Painted Dogs because of their beautiful mottled fur patterns, are one of the most ...
2021 Wildfires: Increasing the Heat on the Climate Crisis
Climate change is one of the biggest problems when dealing with wildfires, caused by an increase in temperatures and strong ...
The Wondrous Kruger National Park
In 1884, Paul Kruger – President of the Transvaal Republic – suggested the ‘revolutionary’ idea of protecting the animals found ...
Thailand’s Top 5 Stunning Rural Attractions
If you mention Thailand to anyone, it is more than likely that they will think of Bangkok. With its vibrant ...
The Importance of Sea Ice: Humanities Failure
We have been told countless times the horror of ice caps, icebergs and ice sheets melting, and many of us ...
The Feminine Stereotype of Sustainability
The Feminine Stereotype of Sustainability
To address sustainability, it is important to address the issues that arise within the movement (...
Broadening Knowledge of Sustainability through Museums
The global climate crisis is a terrifying fact that we as a society can no longer ignore and it is ...
The Beating Heart of the Lares Valley – Peru
Among several major trails that run through the Peruvian Andes, the Lares Trek stands out from the rest as a ...
The Climate Crisis: A Planet on the Brink
The likes of climate change and global warming can often be a difficult topic to digest, especially given the sensitive ...
The Dark Tale of Rwanda
Rwanda is a country, like most, with a history intertwined with war, politics, scandals and cultural evolution over the generations. ...
South Africa: Redemption of the Big Five
The tribulation and redemption of the Big Five – from origin to hunting, to tourist impact and conservation programmes. The ...
Nanny of the Maroons: A Casualty of Colonialism
Who is Nanny of the Maroons?
Every culture, every place has a history. Of people, their deeds, of the consequences ...
The Ancient Art of Lao Silk Weaving
A landlocked country bordered by Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, Laos is often neglected on the large tours of Asia but ...
The Mission to Revive Africa’s Tourism Industry
So in case it had slipped your mind, there has been – and continues to be – a pandemic. The ...
Can Rock Climbing Contribute to Ecotourism?
Climbing and Ecotourism
Ecotourism’s rise to prominence within the travel sector is a welcome development for the industry. The ...
Are Poachers to Blame? Exploring the Complexities of the Illegal Wildlife Trade
You leave before dawn, wrapped up warm as the last of the cold night air lingers as long as it ...
Can Ethical Climbing Reach New Heights with Indigenous Communities?
I follow on the tail end of a generation of climbers who entered the world of climbing through their dads. ...
Experience Brazil’s Magnificent Mardi Gras Carnival
Brazil is almost synonymous with the idea of carnivals; bright and colourful costumes, upbeat music and incredible floats parading through ...
The Fascinating History of Peru
The land of Peru has given us many greats, from the peanut to the potato, and is filled with breathtaking ...
At the Centre of Climate Change is a Crisis of Inequality
The current climate crisis exists as both a product and driver of global wealth inequality, however, no government is making ...
Siberia 2021: A Climate Time Bomb
In 1908, a sparsely-populated region of Siberia was hit by an explosion that literally sent shock waves across the ...
11 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint When You Fly
11 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint When You Fly
Flying has long been heralded a pillar of our globalised ...
Unique Experiences In Botswana
It’s no myth that Southern Africa, with its diverse array of natural geography and varied landscapes, is home to ...
Spicemas! A Celebration of Grenada
The Caribbean is perhaps best known for the amalgamation of cultures throughout the islands. Grenada is no exception to this, ...
Chile’s Unparalleled Beauty
Chile – the world’s narrowest country – is a destination which is often overlooked by travellers. It’...
Commercial Fishing and Climate Collapse
Our beautiful oceans are home to up to 80% of the total life on earth. They contain stunning marine life ...
Supporting Local Communities in Botswana
With ecotourism and sustainable travel becoming an increasingly popular method to preserve the world, travellers are opening themselves up to ...
Greenwashing in the Tourism Industry
Despite the urgency of climate change, greenwashing in all industries is on the rise – including in the tourism sector. ...
The Crucible of Caribbean Culture
The chain of islands that make up the Caribbean are home to a plethora of histories, cultures, and traditions. From ...