Eco Travel

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• Camping: Know How To Before You Go

  
  Search Amelia Island News — Authority: 151
  Sitting there in your flannel shirt with the duckbilled waterproof boots, holding a steaming hot cup of coffee while staring at an open fire with your chocolate lab contently looking on.
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• Orange Oil Replaces Basic Petroleum Oil in Tires

  
  Search Amelia Island News — Authority: 151
  The next time you buy tires for your car or truck you may have the option of purchasing a tire that is made with a large amount of orange oil instead of regular petroleum rubber.
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• Eco Travel and Boutique Hotels

  
  Eco Living | Eco Natural |Shop Natural — Authority: 115
  This holiday season sees many people traveling and many are opting eco travel by doing things differently. Eco travel can be a refreshing and rewarding experience and this excites travelers as they play their part for the environment.As far as boutique hotels are concerned, it’s not just about being a little bit ...
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• Small-Ship Cruising Expeditions to Alaska and Beyond

  
  Peter Greenberg Worldwide — Authority: 525
  If you enjoy floating casinos and Lido decks, a small-ship cruise may not be for you. On the other hand, if you enjoy access to harbors and coastlines where the big ships can’t go, allowing you to go kayaking to get up close and personal with calving glaciers, viewing bears or hiking 200-foot summits, a small-ship ...
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• Tourists sue South African game park after “threatening” encounter with lions

  
  Times LIVE Blogs - Posts — Authority: 153
  Eight British tourists who were trapped by lions when their game-viewing vehicle rolled are suing Sanbona Wildlife Reserve near Cape Town for hundreds of thousands of pounds, The Times reports from London. According to papers filed before the High Court in Cape Town, the tourists’ vehicle allegedly rolled after the ...
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• Top 10 Green Tourist Destinations for 2009 (slideshow)

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 699
  Image via: Anthonyko on Flickr.com In need of somewhere to travel for New Years? Want to start planning your summer vacation? Now in its fifth year, National Geographic Traveler magazine has choosing the top green destinations in the world to a science. Many of the locations were chosen for their relative ...
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• Polar bears plummet from the sky in brutal and bloody cinema advert

  
  The Wanderer — Authority: 560
  A new TV advert showing polar bears hurtling from the sky and smacking the ground in bloody heaps is expected to generate plenty of controversy for climate change activist group Plane Stupid.According to The Telegraph newspaper, Plane Stupid hopes that the advert, which is to be flighted in UK cinemas from Friday ...
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• Listening to My Inner Kid On A Pacific Northwest Walk

  
  YourLifeIsATrip.com — Authority: 118
  words + photos by Roger A Ward We were firmly into summer, which is a sweet time here in the Pacific Northwest.  I dont travel much outside the region during this short season because not too many places can call me away from the relaxing warmth of the sunny days and the stimulation of the cool evening ...
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• Greening Hollywood: Pacific Palisades And Vancouver’s Green Olympics

  
  Green Options — Authority: 149
  When challenged recently with the question of where to stay in Vancouver for the Winter Olympics, only one choice qualified as “comfortably green” - The Pacific Palisades Hotel on Robson Street. The property’s yellow high-rise perches just a couple blocks off the beaten path but still nestled in downtown and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Chicken in the City

  
  Uprooted, an eco-travel blog — Authority: 412
  I ain’t gonna lie, I was scared to visit New York. Somewhere in my small-town hippie-chick psyche, I was convinced that city would eat me alive, and spit me out broke onto a westward-bound highway. But my poverty and naïveté have never stopped me before, right? So I headed for the Big Cheese, and (thanks to good ...
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• A boat, a good wind, and a blast of enthusiasm: Our correspondent reports from the Sulu Sea

  
  The Wanderer — Authority: 560
  Adelle Horler, lucky girl, is currently at sea with the Mike Horn Pangaea Expedition. The good ship Pangaea, skippered by veteran explorer Mike Horn, is currently off the coast of Borneo while its crew of young explorers – drawn from communities around the world – are busy with projects that are a small but ...
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• Grizzly bear eats aeroplane in Alaska

  
  The Wanderer — Authority: 560
  Bush pilots know that wildlife can be a hazard to your health. Aircraft have collided with giraffes and other large animals on various remote African airstrips, and there are numerous stories of downed pilots being hassled by predators after making forced landings out in the boonies.Lion and hyena are also know to be ...
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• Central Valley and S.F. Bay area: Wild-salmon-viewing made easy, with new Bay Institute map

  
  L.A. Times - Daily Travel Deal Blog — Authority: 618
  For a unique wildlife-watching experience, travel up to some of our state’s streams. In certain areas of the Central Valley and the San Francisco Bay region in the next few months, you may get the chance to watch wild salmon and/or steelhead spawn (deposit their eggs) — a valuable opportunity, especially given the ...
  3 weeks ago

• …And We’re Back.

  
  Uprooted, an eco-travel blog — Authority: 412
  Howdy folks! New Orleans was a blast, and I can’t wait to tell you all about it. But let’s pick up where we left off: the one, the only, the ever-fabulous New York City. As you may have noticed, my blog’s a little out of date: this photo, for example, was taken back in August. I’ve spent the last couple of ...
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• Going Off-Grid in Tropical Paradise Belize

  
  CheapOair Travel Blog, Cheap Flights Blog, Air Travel Blog | CheapOair — Authority: 464
  Welcome back one of our favorite guest bloggers, Chef Cody ! Throughout my traveling culinary expeditions I have spent months living off-grid in remote parts of the world. Off-grid living is neither expensive nor too rustic, but it does require some planning. When I travel to a resort or lodge to cook I look at ...
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• Eco Living: Into Organic Gardening Too

  
  Eco Living | Eco Natural |Shop Natural — Authority: 115
  As a person becomes more involved in the care of the envrionment, the individual tends to become more conscious and aware of what he or she utilizes tfor her living space, including her garden which can affect the environment and the plants being grown. Consequently, many people are turning to organic gardening ...
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• Family Eco-Travel: A Trio of Awesome Aquariums

  
  Peter Greenberg Worldwide — Authority: 525
  Our fascination with the undersea world is nothing less than primal.   The chance to enter into a world at once mysterious and familiar—populated by creatures that would make Maurice Sendak proud. Fortunately, for those who prefer our underwater viewing from the safety of dry land, The Virtuous Traveler ...
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• Destination Brazil: South American Savannah Safari

  
  Travel Tips & Trips — Authority: 116
  This just in from one of my favorite adventurers, Ged Caddick, the intrepid founder of Terra Incognita ECOTOURS… photo courtesy Terra Incognita EcoTours “What a surprise……who would have expected WILD Jaguars…..we just returned from our inaugural trip to the Pantanal in Brazil and we were all ...
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• Peace River Wildlife Center – Rescuing Animals and Educating Humans

  
  Hole In The Donut Travels — Authority: 417
  When John Audubon first visited the Punta Gorda area on Florida’s Gulf coast in the early 19th century, he wrote that wading birds were so numerous that thousands flying overhead transformed daylight into darkness. Yet less than 100 years later the profligate population had been decimated. In small part, the decline ...
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• San Francisco: Savings for the unfussy with Inn at the Opera’s ‘Think Green’ deal

  
  L.A. Times - Daily Travel Deal Blog — Authority: 618
  The Inn at the Opera doesn’t sit on the most glamorous strip of San Francisco, but when I stayed here last year, I appreciated its proximity to Hayes Valley restaurants and its central location amid a mecca of transportation options. It’s a stone’s throw from the Civic Center and a few short blocks to Market ...
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