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INDIGENOUS TOURISM
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Tourism and Biodiversity Website Award! This is a collaborative
effort between Planeta.com and the Secretariat of the Convention
on Biological Diversity. Check out the 15 nominees, each offering
unique tours. They're all winners! Details
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ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB
Features - Green
List, Travel
globally, spend locally, Eco-friendly
hotels, tours help travelers stay green on the go, Green
travel schemes demystified, Return
to Oaxaca, SEJ
2007 Blog, Mexico
Premiere
Music - Weekend
Planet
Slidecast - Ethics
and Sustainable Tourism - David Fennell
Earth - International
Year of Planet Earth 2007-2009
Other Planets - Weekend
Planet
Recommended listening - Playlist, Future
of Conferences
Recommended viewing - The
Machine is Us/ing Us, A
Vision of Students Today, The
Story of Stuff
Websites - Meta-Guide
2.0, StepUp Travel,
Irresponsible
Tourism, ECOCLUB, Transitions
Abroad
AUDIO
The
challenge of climate change; the challenge for psychology -
David Uzzell
Enough
Rope: Tim Flannery - ABC
PLAYLIST
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RECOMMENDED READING
Mexico
is at a critical point in its green revolution,
2009
Forum for the Future releases its Green Futures Special Report
Viva
la Vida Verde focusing on the continuing search for sustainable
practices in Mexico.
Articles include a review of whether President Felipe Calderón
put Mexico on the path to a greener life written by Forum for
the Future's Ben Tuxworth and Jonathon Porritt, author of the
provocative book Capitalism.
In More Energy, Less Carbon Ron Buchanan looks at the country’s
efforts to kick the high-carb habit. Jo Tuckman looks at the
green revolution in Mexico
City. Sun, Sea...Sustainability reviews the ecotourism and
sustainable travel movement written by Ron Mader and Ben Tuxworth. |
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EDUCATION
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