Trekking in the footsteps of wolves
Wolves are fascinating animals and along this path it is possible (but not easy) to see the specimens that have repopulated two wonderful parks: the Maritime Alps and Mercantour Parks.
Spoleto-Norcia: from an abandoned railway to a breath-taking path
With the new maintenance works it will be possible to go through most of the ex-railway on foot, by bike or by horse in a breath-taking path.
Bhutan, the fairy tale of the thunder dragon kingdom
The Himalayan country where the king said: “I will be happy if my subjects will be happy”. Bhutan.
Vayando: ditch the guidebook, leave the beaten path and do as the locals do
Vayando puts local micro entrepreneurs in emerging countries on the tourist map by connecting them to travellers in search of immersive cultural experiences.
COAL, the French partnership between art and sustainability
In collaboration with the French Ministry of Culture and that of Ecology, COAL encourages contemporary artists to embrace the topic of environmental protection.
6 eco amusement parks to take your kids
Amusement parks can be a pleasant diversion during the holidays. Some are also eco-friendly: here are some located in Europe and North America.
REcyclerie, the metamorphosis of an abandoned railway station
The Gare Ornano, nearby the Porte de Clignancourt, 18th arrondissement, Paris, offer sustainable activities integrating the three R model: reduce, reuse, recycle.
The first hand-made funfair works without electricity
Nel cuore del bosco del Montello, “sior Bruno” ha costruito un parco divertimenti unico al mondo. Frutto di intuizioni, sogni e 40 anni di pratica.
Ecuador presents its sustainable revolution
Ecuador is a paradise for biodiversity and is also full of amazing natural landscapes, food products and history.
In the Aegadian islands, Europe’s largest marine protected area becomes ever-safer
Thanks to the commitment of a number of institutions, the marine area surrounding the Aegadian islands isn’t protected only on paper. Fish, cetaceans and turtles populate its waters and rare monk seals inhabit its caves.