There’s a lot of coverage in the media about threats to different ecosystems around the world – not to mention the planet-wide threat of global warming – but except on rare occasions, the threats facing irreplaceable cultural heritage sites tend to garner much less attention. “Coral reefs, the Amazon, and polar bears are getting a lot more press than cultural heritage,” says Jeff Morgan, executive director of the California-based Global …Read the Rest
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Tourism in sacred landscapes: Should tourists be allowed to climb Australia’s Uluru?
Here’s another story from this month’s Ethical Traveler news. In this article, Tracy Gross looks at the ethics of recreational …Read the Rest
In search of the authentic ecolodge
With all the green buzzwords flying around these days, it can be hard for travelers to know what to trust. …Read the Rest
World’s 10 best ethical travel destinations revealed
Are you the kind of traveler who wants to have a great time AND feel good about where your travel …Read the Rest
Nice shot.
David