Can We Save Paradise From Being Destroyed? Update on Maya Bay
Remember “The Beach” a film from 2000 that featured a freshly scrubbed Leonardo DiCaprio frolicking on an idyllic beach in Thailand. The location was spectacular Maya Bay on the tiny island of Koh Phi Phi Leh. (photo – 20th Century Fox) The attention the film...
Sustainable Tourism: Moonhole House on Bequia
From the deck of a sailboat, you catch an arch of stunning nature on the horizon. Dark volcanic stone forms a window into the lush green of the island of Bequia in the Grenadines. A wave crashes on the shore and as the spray dissolves into the air, it draws your...
Protecting Your Health and Your Planet: Water Pollution Solutions, Part 2
Water pollution is a serious and unhappy result of breakneck development in the human realm. Protecting Your Health and the Planet: Water Pollution Part 1, gave you an idea of the enormous scope of the problem. In Part 2, Water Pollution Solutions we hope to provide...
Join the #movethedate campaign and fight ocean plastic pollution
Whether you’re taking a walk in the countryside or a stroll along a beach, plastic seems to be everywhere. Due to the consumerist lifestyle, it is practically impossible to escape from it. But there are things that you can to live sustainably. When you join the...
Climate Change Scarier Than A Horror Movie: Tips for an Ocean-Friendly Zero Waste Halloween
Holiday times are often the hardest when it comes to going zero waste. Costumes, candy, and decorations–there are so many single-use goods at Halloween time. Here are some guidelines to reduce your impact on a climate future scarier than any Halloween movie and...
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