13 Eco-Friendly Travel Products To Jetset Your Sustainability
Leave your eco-woes at home and pack wisely for your next low waste adventure with eco-friendly travel products. From coffee mugs to toiletries…
Leave your eco-woes at home and pack wisely for your next low waste adventure with eco-friendly travel products. From coffee mugs to toiletries…
For something that allows us to sleep out in nature, sleeping bags should be eco-friendly, right? Yet oddly enough, sustainable sleeping bags are…
Eco-tourism companies turn unsustainable travel into eco-friendly adventuring. They find the best environmentally friendly experiences, accommodation…
Pitch a tent and save the planet? Now, there’s an idea worth putting some (tent) stakes in—but eco-friendly tents are almost as hard to come by as…
Eco camping means you leave nothing in Mother Nature’s backyard but footprints and take nothing but memories—except mosquito bites, lots of…
Eco-friendly and sustainable luggage can mitigate the impact of your wandering ways. Sustainable travel after all starts with the products you…
Zero waste travel isn’t about perfection, but it does take a little bit of sustainably savvy know-how. As travel ramps up around the globe…
Traveling is undoubtedly one of life’s greatest pleasures. But it comes at a cost. So, to make sure it’s sustainable, here’s 10 travel-specific tips…
Wildlife tourism affects us all. Over 100 million people visit wildlife tourism attractions every year. Sadly, the vast majority of us who make up those stats are completely unaware of the cruelty that takes place behind the scenes
Fernando Romão is the founder of Wildlife Portugal, a specialist nature and eco-tourism business offering various activities in Portugal’s National Network of protected areas. We were lucky enough to spend an entire day with Fernando bird watching from his hide…
We met Ana in her guesthouse in the beautiful town of Castelo Rodrigo where she gave us an overview of the area and how it supports the local community. We then went on to spend a full day with Fernando Romão from Wildlife Portugal…
Stumbling across the ecotourism company, Wildlife Adventures was a bit of a serendipity. In 2017 on a flight, Joy found an article on the successful rewilding efforts in Europe and the positive impact ecotourism (and ecotourism companies like Wildlife Adventures) were having on conservation, especially in relation to larger predators like the lupo (i.e. Italian for wolf) who were not so long ago (circa 1970s) reviled and hunted nearly to extinction in that part of the world.
We’ll be travelling for 6 months through 4 continents including Europe, North America, South America and Africa. We’re obviously passionate about living more sustainably and constantly feel like we have too much stuff in our lives so we thought it would be “fun” to find a way to combine all of these thoughts and ideas together when packing for 6 months on the road… Time will soon tell if this is a crazy idea or not?!