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In 1908, a sparsely-populated region of Siberia was hit by an explosion that literally sent shock waves across the ...

The connection between food and culture is an incredibly important one, linking communities and people for centuries. Across the world, ...

The world we live in today comprises more and more cities, encroaching on the natural environment as they grow ever ...

In 1974 Mario Moline and Sherwood Rowland produced a report drawing attention to the human impact on the ozone layer. ...

With ecotourism and sustainable travel becoming an increasingly popular method to preserve the world, travellers are opening themselves up to ...

Mauritius is primarily known as a country of lush beaches, coconut trees and turquoise seas. Whilst it certainly does tick ...

Chile – the world’s narrowest country – is a destination which is often overlooked by travellers. It’...

The likes of climate change and global warming can often be a difficult topic to digest, especially given the sensitive ...

So in case it had slipped your mind, there has been – and continues to be – a pandemic. The ...

Wellbeing in Kenya With the end of the UK’s lockdown just on the horizon, at last we’re able ...

In the Caribbean sea is the island of Aruba, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Aruba is ...

Why Burst the Bubble? The Joys of Travelling Together In today’s uncertain times, the joys of travel may seem ...

Climbing and Ecotourism Ecotourism’s rise to prominence within the travel sector is a welcome development for the industry. The ...

Home to an incredible array of sights, natural wonders and cultural attractions, Argentina’s geographically diverse landscapes range from waterfalls ...

Majority of the time we’re told to adapt for the effects of climate change rather than to find ...

Long stretches of white sand, dazzling turquoise water, and golden sunlight – these are the images often associated with the ...

African Wild Dogs, also known as Painted Dogs because of their beautiful mottled fur patterns, are one of the most ...

An article I happened upon from 1949 by Pat Munroe detailed how “Humans May Have Created Worldwide Warm Weather,” which ...

Humans face an abundance of pitfalls in relation to the ongoing climate crisis. When faced with the reality of its ...

Think of the Caribbean today and you picture white sandy beaches dotted with swaying palm trees, encircled by turquoise waters. ...

Sri Lanka is a hugely popular tourist destination and a growing segment of its industry is devoting itself to ecotourism, ...

The world is in crisis. The latest IPCC report on climate change confirms that we have ignored rising temperatures for ...

11 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint When You Fly Flying has long been heralded a pillar of our globalised ...

The chain of islands that make up the Caribbean are home to a plethora of histories, cultures, and traditions. From ...

Sustainable Travel in Seychelles Sustainable travel is something that is becoming increasingly spoken about, and rightly so. If you’re ...

The land of Peru has given us many greats, from the peanut to the potato, and is filled with breathtaking ...

Vietnam is home to over 96 million people, making it the sixteenth most populous country in the world. Within this ...

Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a huge wave of interest in getting back to nature. ...

In the Maasai region of Kenya and beyond, the Maasai people are an integral pillar to our safari experiences. In ...

When people think of wellness they may conjure up certain images of what that means and not associate it to ...