Sustainable Travel International is a membership-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to promote sustainable development and eco-friendly travel by providing programs that help travelers and travel-related companies protect the environmental, socio-cultural and economic needs of the places they visit, and the planet at large.

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One of the top 10 Eco-REsorts in North America located inside Kcchemak Bay State Park on the southern coast of Alaska. Enjoy warm hospitality and stories of the Alaska wilderness with your hosts who have lived in Sadie Cove for 33 years. Adventure tours include bear watching, wildlife photography, glacier kayaking, sea kayaking, fishing, hiking, beachcombing, clamming, and more. Private parties of 8 or more get the entire lodge to themselves and the lodge serves overnight guests only.

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Alandaluz is the most complete eco-tourism proposal with the most national and international awards won in Ecuador. This magnificent lodge and the ecological village that sorrounds the lodge are mostly built on bamboo. The lodge is situaded in front of a beatiful beach and enclosed by amazing gardens, an organic orchard, and small bamboo forests. The ecolodge includes 37 bioclimatic cabins with full bath and hot water, convention center, pool, Cantalapiedra Natural Reserve, an ecological farm

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Bhutan stands among one of the 10 hot spots of biological diversity in the world. Two-third of the total land is covered by profuse vegetation which has a wide variety of flora and fauna species. The snaky fast flowing rivers, snow peaked mountains, streams and high water-falls have blessed the kingdom with enormous potential for hydro electricity, which is vital for the country’s economy and well known for eco-tourism.

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A eco tourism organization, promoting Bulgaria's culture, customs and people. Walking, treking, cultural, social, biking, mountaneering, passion, architecture, history, caves, wine and all the things people need to spend a good time together

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Presentation of the island of lemurs, near the famous Nosy Be in the North West of Madagascar, its nature, villages and all information to succeed his journey: The hotels on the spot, activities, art and crafts, a forum and a detailed map of the island.

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Eco tourism.The new concept for tourism is Eco and sailing is Eco.

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There can be a misconception about portable canopies that they are an expensive purchase and that they are large and cumbersome to erect. That perception may have been valid a number of years ago but these type of canopies have developed...

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From the imposing forts and palaces to sprawling deserts, the state of Rajasthan vividly showcases its great tourism potentials. Attracted by its ethnic beauty, tourists from India and abroad make a beeline to explore this glorious land. The land...

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Kaziranga National Park is well known for its admirable and gigantic wild life sanctuaries and is a well reserved natural hub of various wild life species in India. Situated on the bank of mighty Brahmaputra River in the Golaghat and Nagaon district...

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This indigenous heritage brings a wonderful richness to the culture of Arizona and it is here the former Arizona Territory's old legacies are preserved at the Fort Verde State Historical Park, which is within the town of Camp Verde. Fort Verde was...

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Mosquitoes live in most regions of the world. They are born into water, and it does not have to be much, where they spend around two weeks going through the stages of egg, larva and pupa. As an adult, they live for up to another eight...

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The Penang Butterfly Park is just minutes away from the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park; the park is constructed like a miniature rainforest in the middle of the city of Kuala Lumpur and houses about 120 different species of butterfly and about 15,000 plants of different varieties. Adding to the tropical rainforest atmosphere of the park is the mini pond with a limestone path down the centre.

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There are a lot of people who will find that there are some interests and then there are some fears that have to be determined and judged. You will want to make sure that you notice what is going on in your environment so that you can decide what is best for you and what you will need to do to educate the community. Keep in mind that it is not just one person who can take care of a community, however, it is something that you need to do collectively for your community and environment.

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There are lots of people who will travel the holidays lately and they will try to find a way to make things better and the environment cleaner in order to give the future generations the same chances and opportunities to see the world like it should be seen. You will find that there are many people who are attracted to the concept of eco-tourism and it is taking over the entire world.

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Nepal has much to offer the adventerous traveller, from amazing mountain views to the atmosphere of old Kathmandu...

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A dedicated programmes in the Andes and the Amazon rainforest, which is focussed on an inner and deep self-exploration and encounter with the spiritual power of the land. This is an adventure into the magical world of the Andes, the Rainforest, and a transformative experience of the ancient mystical rituals of the plant spirit medicines.

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Some of the world's most beautiful "untouched" islands are the islands of the Seychelles. A group of roughly 115 islands are located north-east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. These islands are densely vegetated and truly idyllic with their white washed beaches and clear ocean waters.

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Between the turquoise blue water and the spectacular coral reefs lie islands so intriguing they boast some of the high tourist numbers of the islands in the world. 5 Main Islands are the product of the Indian Ocean. They are in no particular order Mauritius, Maldives, Seychelles, Mombasa and Zanzibar. White sandy beaches offer lazy days in the sun. A True beach holiday is the Indian Ocean islands.

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Ucluelet is approximately 4.5 hours from Victoria, plus great stops along the way: the viewpoint behind split rock at the top of the Malahat, the Country Market at Coombs, and Cathedral Grove with its tremendous old growth trees on the roadside.

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The countryside of Tuscany is difficult to picture in our imagination and even more difficult for todays's travelers to imagine how it was in the past. Written sources and archaeological records help us a great deal in the reconstruction of the "Classical" landscape which began to emerge around the later Etruscan period, when ancient Rome already held sway over Etruria and the northern Apennines. This article attempts to recall the Tuscan landscape how it could have been.

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The mighty river called Amazon is not an ordinary river. It is an ocean of a river considering its length, width and the volume of flow besides its immense scope for navigability. The river that feeds 40% of South America also forms the biggest drainage basin in the world with no possibility of any bridge over it.

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Are you an animal lover? This week is for you! Anybody who likes to incorporate wildlife encounters into their travel knows how much it can enhance a person’s globetrotting adventures, whether it’s the awe that comes from seeing lions and tigers up close, the quiet joy of feeding an elephant, the giddiness of watching monkeys swing from trees, or the serenity of swimming with dolphins.

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If you’re looking for an unforgettable adventure that allows you to sail the seas while seeing some of the world’s most massive and magnificent creatures, then a whale-watching excursion may be just your cup of tea. Killer whales, humpback whales, southern right whales, minke, finback and more can be viewed in their natural habitats all over the world. Here are a few of the best places to catch a glimpse of these awe-inspiring animals, as well as other amazing wildlife.

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Some holidays just aren’t complete without a little monkeying around. If you harbor a fascination for these complex, playful, intelligent primates, you may enjoy visiting some monkey-friendly destinations around the world. From unique conservation centers in the United States and England, to monkey temples in Southeast Asia, to National Parks and reserves in South America, monkeys can be safely visited as they forage for food, swing from trees, feed their young, and monkey around in the wild.

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It's only natural to be shocked by the latest findings of climate scientists at the Centre for Alternative Technology and elsewhere, as we gradually start to understand the impact that our privileged lifestyles have upon the planet and its people.

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Sitting with a family of Mountain Gorillas in the rainforest of Central Africa is an amazing feeling. There are only 700 of these gentle majestic giants left in the World and only a select few have the opportunity to trek them. We started out at 6am, just before day break, boarding our sturdy 4x4 vehicles.

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