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Category Archives: Global Warming
Quotes + Thoughts | Technology vs. Ecology
“Modern technology owes ecology an apology.” ~ Alan M. Eddison Inspiration: Zazzle
Hear out children speak their voices… it’s their planet we’re borrowing…!
Hello, I’m Severn Suzuki, speaking for ECO, The Environmental Children Organization. We’re a group of 12 and 13 year olds trying to make a difference. Vanessa Suttie, Morgan Geisler, Michelle Quigg, and me. We’ve raised all the money to come … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Matters, Eco Matters, Eco-Responsible, Endangered Species, Energy Conservation, Global Warming, Habitat Destruction, Humanitarian, Illegal Logging, Poverty Eradication & Alleviation, Rainforest Destruction, Responsible Tourism, Social Entrepreneurship, Sustainability, Sustainable Development
Tagged Endangered Species, Habitat Destruction, Sustainability
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Stats + Facts | Some disheartening realities through figs
By Dian Hasan | February 3, 2011 They say that a picture tells a thousand words, and can travel across borders. When a picture is that compelling, often no translation is required. Such is true in photojournalism. The reverse can … Continue reading
What if we gave Orang Utans a Kit-Kat break, instead of us?
By Dian Hasan | April 21, 2009 Borrowing the a tagline made famous by Kit -Kat Chocolate Bar – “Give me a break”, Greenpeace used it in a public campaign to raise awareness of the plight of the Orang Utans, … Continue reading
Less palm-oil based soaps can save rainforests
By Dian Hasan | April 21, 2009 We all know the value of sustaining an environmental balance. Educating ourselves and others better on the dangers of how we – the planet’s most able, intelligent, resourceful species (or should I say, … Continue reading
Africa’s Okavango Delta ~ an ecological haven
The Okavango Delta is the largest inland delta on Earth. Instead of flowing into the sea, the annual flood of fresh water flows inland, spreading over 15,000km of the Kalahari sand in a maze of lagoons and channels. The River … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure Travel, Africa, Biodiversity, Ecotourism, Endangered Species, Global Warming, Green, Green Travel
Tagged Angola, Biodiversity, Botswana, Eco-Tourism, Endangered Species, Environment, Habitat Destruction, Mozambique, Responsible Tourism, Sustainability, Unique Travel Destinations, Unique Travel Experience, Zambia
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Nature captured at its most stunning ~ The Wild Image Project
In a world of high speed technology, it’s easy to lose our connection with nature. But as humans, we’re dependent on the natural world. It’s where we draw our inspiration and many times, our sanity. Travel is often an excellent … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure Travel, Biodiversity, Ecotourism, Global Warming, Green, Green Travel, Rainforest Destruction, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Travel, Tourism, VolunTourism
Tagged Biodiversity, Eco-Tourism, Endangered Species, Environment, Habitat Destruction, Sustainability, Unique Travel Destinations, Unique Travel Experience
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Maldives Vows To Be First Carbon-Neutral Nation…
The Maldives will shift entirely to renewable energy over the next decade to become the first carbon-neutral nation and fight climate change that threatens the low-lying archipelago’s existence, the president said on Sunday. President Mohamed Nasheed said the Indian Ocean … Continue reading
Climate change drives Maldives to buy land
The Maldives will divert cash from tourism, to buy land in case rising sea levels submerge its low-lying coral islands, the vice-president-elect said. Mohamed Waheed Hassan Manik said the “worst-case scenario due to sea level rise would be that some … Continue reading
Understanding Indigenous Peoples’ Way of Life, Key to Solving Eco Issues
By Dian Hasan | June 11, 2009 In the past, indigenous people and native tribes living in far and deep corners of the world were often considered as an exotic find. Their primitive and “unmodern” ways of life, from their … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Global Warming
Tagged Indigenous People, Indigenous Tribes, Native People
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Endangered Eden 