Epic Eco Travel
Last month I had the pleasure of going on my first cruise and it was in one of the most beautiful places in the world, Halong Bay. We choose Indochina Junk and their Dragon Legend ship because of their commitment to sustainable tourism and … Read more
Almost everyone I know loves the ocean. I grew up near the beach, and some of my best memories in life have come from experiences while at the beach. Growing up in America I never saw the horrible sight of seeing beaches littered with … Read more
The Mekong Delta, Đồng bằng Sông Cửu Long, “Nine Dragon river delta”, is the South-Western region of the Mekong river that flows across Vietnam and empties into the Pacific Ocean. Along the 40,500 square kilometers of coffee colored waters you’ll find many orchids, markets, … Read more
Victory Road Villas in Phong Nha Last week I had the pleasure of traveling to Phong Nha National Park in central Vietnam. The area is home to the largest cave systems in the world, Hang Son Doong and Paradise Caves. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National … Read more
Guest Post by Kendra Scruggs: It’s time for another sustainable (in this case ethical) spotlight!! This month I’m excited to feature a brand I’ve mentioned before, Fair Anita. I’ve been following Fair Anita since the beginning of my ethical fashion journey and I’ve always admired what … Read more
Chile is home to a diverse range of ecosystems including some of the driest and coldest places on Earth. Torres del Paine National Park should be on every world traveling hiker’s bucket list. Named after its dominant feature – three 2000m granite towers – … Read more
During the month of July, people from around the world participate in a group effort to use little to no plastic for the entire month. Participating in the effort can reduce up to 100 pounds of plastic per person depending on the circumstances and … Read more
The Leuser ecosystem is a vast tropical forest on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Spanning more than 6.5 million acres of lowland jungle, montane rainforests and teeming, carbon-rich peat swamps, Leuser’s forests are among the most ancient on Earth. This is a area where … Read more
Guest post written by Elise Echeverria Supporters of science made their way to Columbus Drive to join the thousands of people participating in Saturday’s March for Science in downtown Chicago. The event, which drew an estimated 40,000 people coincided with this year’s Earth Day, … Read more
You may think that eco-travel is an expensive luxury that only those with with high salaries can partake in. However, this is not true. Sustainable travel doesn’t have to blow your budget. It’s a matter of taking conscience steps towards doing the right thing. … Read more