Community-based tourism is a responsible way to travel, preserving a destination community’s culture and environment.
Community-based tourism is a responsible way to travel, preserving a destination community’s culture and environment.
The tight-knit community of Anacla prepares for a predicted earthquake; can neighbouring communities learn from them?
BC’s worst wildfire season on record brought out the best efforts of firefighters despite the challenges.
Tourists in the Philippines who feed whale sharks unknowingly harm the very creature they had come to see.
A seasoned Alaskan diver highlights the need for more information about salmon shark populations and their conservation.
Conifer trees in the forests of British Columbia use different survival tactics to deal with wildfire.
Many used items of clothing are simply tossed into the garbage, but this does not have to happen.
Despite challenges, Vancouver residents and businesses are finding ways to successfully curb their plastic consumption.
Environmentally friendly burial options are offering people the chance to carry their environmental ethics beyond the grave.
Iquitos, Peru is your gateway to an unforgettable adventure exploring the Amazon’s villages, exotic plants, and animals.
Taproot, Kauai, is a farming community that supplies herbs, spices, and exotic fruits and vegetables to adventurous chefs.
The continued growth of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is motivating advocates to find innovative ways to clean it up.
With a few inexpensive, eco-friendly lifestyle changes, helping Mother Nature has never been so easy. Here are a few options to consider adopting in your everyday life.
Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise program educates and empowers consumers to make sustainable seafood purchasing decisions, easily.
Innovative UBC program provides a new generation of farmers with agricultural education and hands-on experience.
Washing synthetic fabrics in conventional washing machines is adding harmful microplastics to the world’s oceans.
Fashion Designer Nicole Bridger talks about the importance of sustainable fashion in this one-on-one interview.
False killer whale, Chester, arrived at the Vancouver Aquarium near death. But he not only survived – he thrived!
Breathtaking views, crystal blue waters, powder white sand. Heaven on Earth is found at Palawan Province, Philippines.
From mushroom surfboards to bamboo bicycles and hemp beer: once futuristic, eco-friendly alternatives are available now.
Many people are familiar with the problems with manufacturing palm oil, but don’t realize that avoidance isn’t the answer. Consumers must understand their own purchasing power, and force companies to provide a sustainable alternative.
As the world’s land and water becomes increasingly limited, we need alternative ways to feed our ever-growing populations. Vegetarianism, veganism, or even just eating less meat can go a long way in preserving our resources.
Urban beekeeping is a growing trend in many cities around the world. But with the population of rural bees continuing to decline, it’s uncertain whether rooftop hives will be enough to save our pollinators.
With the global popularity of disposable fashion comes the increasing destruction of the world’s water sources and ecosystems. Your $30 jeans may feel good and look fashionable, but what price does the environment pay?
