Eco Tourism Blog

This travel hot spot is a cabin, a seat for mysterious phenomenon, where people cannot stand up straight, water runs uphill and chairs balance on two legs. This is the region where gravitational laws do not work at all. However laws of transportation.

These hotels reduce their carbon footprint by donating to renewal energy resources. The owners are very conscience of their damage to the environment and want to cover for their carbon footprint. Lets look into what Alex Beam feels about such...

If you love birds and especially parrots then there is a new destination for you. This Eco-cabin faces a cliff face full of the endangered Red-fronted Macaws(Ara rubrogenys). Other birds that you can enjoy seeing here are the Cliff Parakeet...

In your pursuit for ecotourism, you travel across the world. However, does traveling itself contribute to the increasing temperatures? Are you carbon Positive? Are you adding onto the greenhouse gas emissions? Well if you are then there are numerous.

If you are in Kathmandu to celebrate your vacations and wish to have a holy dip in the sacred river Bagmati, than beware, you could be wrapped by any epidemic, as the river is not less than a sewage drain. Kathmandu- Nepal's most celebrated...

Seems that bird life has also been hit by global warming. Early results of the annual Big Garden Bird watch promoted by the Royal Society for Protection of Birds is projecting a definite shortage in the bird populations. Andre Farrar, an RSPB..

This is the biggest survey of birds in the world. The event sure is a link to vital snapshots of the UK's birds each winter. People help in counting the birds in the garden, in an extended effort to save wild birds. Almost half a million people are...

Iraq has lost something more than human lives in the war. Especially, great threat has emerged for the bird there. which has shriveled more than 90%. Conservationists fear that if the efforts are not made to protect these already endangered species,...

The 250-kilometer-long, 4-kilometer wide stretch of land dividing South and North Korea has been known for its tourism potential as it is home to hundreds of species of plants and animals, including some that are endangered. The area has been...