"When you live as if your days are numbered, you will gain a heart of wisdom." –Andy Stanley I think it’s the natural progression of things that the older we get, the more conscious we become of the Keep Reading
Archives for February 2016
5 Rare Sharks Worth Saving
(The following is a guest post from Justin Carmack of Art of Scuba Diving, which focuses on his diving adventures around the world. You can follow Justin on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. If Keep Reading
Jeff Corwin on Conservation, Climate Change & Ecotourism
Jeff Corwin Interview on Conservation, Climate Change & Ecotourism Back in the late '90s, before I really started traveling the world, TV shows such as The Crocodile Hunter and Going Keep Reading
The History of Chocolate: How Chocolate is Made
There is something magical about chocolate. Nearly all of us grow up adoring it, and we continue to adore it as adults. In fact, our love for chocolate generally only strengthens with time. Oddly, Keep Reading
The Philippine Island of Danjugan (an Idyllic Ecotourism Escape)
On the Philippine Island of Danjugan, nature is fragile. Danjugan, a nature sanctuary, is part of an archipelago of 7107 islands that offers an incredible variety of landscapes and biodiversity. At Keep Reading