I have traveled around Central America over the past few years and have found that when it comes to eco travel, Costa Rica and Nicaragua have the best bang for your buck.

I journeyed into Haiti just a few months ago to volunteer with the NEGES (Nest for Educational Growth & Environmental Safety) foundation. NEGES has several environmental initiates either ongoing or planned,

Recently perusing popularmechanics.com, I came across an article 8 of the Most Dangerous Places (To Live) on the Planet. Given that I don’t live anywhere remotely dangerous, I was fascinated by these vulnerable areas of the world.

So before I start I would just like to inform you I arrived in Vancouver on July 16th and have been here since then, I have gotten a job working with a recycling company and will be here for at least a few more weeks before heading south on my bicycle making my way slowly [...]

Since saying goodbye to my Otesha times in Regina, I’ve been to many places the last 2 weeks, met many awesome people, and clocked a lot of km’s!

Summertime often equals travel time, as we get ready for our vacationing, sight-seeing, theme-park-attending, and spending time with family and friends. The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) has recently launched 

[Editor's note] Follow Josh’s journey by clicking on his name to see all of his posts as he travels across Canada spreading the word on sustainability… From the seat of his bicycle.

We already told you about GoEco, a sustainable business that connects adventurers with volunteerism, in our article Global eco-volunteerism with GoEco .

Looking for a place to stay for your next trip within Canada? The Hotel Association of Canada has developed a Green Key Eco-Rating Program that can give you advice on where you can sustainable stay on your next trip.

Nothing can be more frustrating than trying to be consistent in a fitness routine, but living a live filled with business trips, traveling, and, well, an inconsistent life.