Ecotourism Archives - Page 6 of 13

Your Complete Guide To Hassle-Free Composting In NYC

by Jessie FestaUpdated on May 18, 2016Jun 8, 2016

Composting in NYC doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it’s easy to make it part of your routine, even as a tourist. Here’s how.

How To Have An Organic Mezcal Farm Experience In Oaxaca, Mexico

by Patti MorrowUpdated on Sep 27, 2016Apr 7, 2016

For a truly immersive and delicious cultural experience in Mexico, Don Alberto Martinez’s organic mezcal farm in Oaxaca is a must. Here’s why.

The Dark Side Of Selfies: No Photo Should Cost A Life

by Jessie FestaUpdated on Jul 14, 2025Feb 25, 2016

Selfies gone wrong are sometimes more than just a bad hairdo. Sometimes these photos can lead to the deaths of Earth’s beautiful creatures. Here’s how.

How To Eliminate Problems With Plastic (And Help Save The Planet)

by Jessie FestaUpdated on Oct 15, 2020Feb 16, 2016

Problems with plastic may be greater than many travelers even realize. Here’s how to eliminate plastic use, and help save the planet for future generations.

Drinking Water: Choosing The Most Eco-friendly Bottle For Your Travels

by Daniela FrendoUpdated on Oct 15, 2020Jan 29, 2016

Drinking water in an eco-friendly fashion on the road doesn’t have to be hard. Check out these essential tips and make your next trip a green one!

Traveling Responsibly & Protecting Fragile Environments

by Paige SullivanUpdated on Jul 14, 2025Jan 9, 2016

Since the rise of ecotourism in the 1980s, there has been a shift in travel habits — a move from the all-inclusive resort to seeking out natural environments to witness natural wonders.

Digging Deeper: A Guide To Responsible Archaeological Excavation & Scientific Expedition Volunteering

by Jo EckersleyUpdated on Jun 10, 2025Jan 9, 2016

For responsible travelers wanting to volunteer on an archaeological excavation or science expedition, there’s a lot to consider. This guide can help.

Can Tiger Tourism Be Responsible?

by Paige SullivanUpdated on Feb 8, 2016Jan 9, 2016

An animal that elicits fascination, the tiger is a focal point of conservation and wildlife tourism, though the latter can be responsible or irresponsible.