We began the final day of our Going Green in New York City adventure much as we had the day before, getting coffee and breakfast (mostly coffee) at the Eastside Bakery, which was right below Keep Reading
ECO NEWS: Battle In Tanzania Over Maasai Land Rights Intensifies
Battle In Tanzania Over Maasai Land Rights Intensifies According to Tanzania's government, spreading worldwide outrage over reports of Maasai pastoralists being forced from their land so Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: CeeLo Green Launches GreenHouse Foundation To Help Kids Go Green
CeeLo Green Launches GreenHouse Foundation Charity Initiative Will Teach Atlanta's Urban Youth The Benefits of Going Green Going green may be the latest trendy cause celebre, but it's Keep Reading
Recife, Brazil: One of the World’s Top 10 Shark Infested Beaches
Before 1992 the beaches of Recife, Brazil were bustling with swimmers and surfers. But that's not the case today. Now listed as one of the Top 10 Shark Infested Beaches in the World (according to Keep Reading
Amazing Animal Facts 2: Animal Olympians
As the 2012 Summer Olympics over in London wind down this weekend, we thought it might be fun to take a look at some Amazing Animal Facts about the strongest, fastest, and most agile Keep Reading
ENDANGERED SPECIES SPOTLIGHT: Gray-Shanked Douc Langur
SPECIES- Gray-Shanked Douc Langur (Pygathrix Cinerea) CURRRENT RANGE- Central Vietnam CURRENT THREAT- Habitat Loss, Hunting CURRENT STATUS- Critically Endangered WHERE YOU Keep Reading
Australia Ecotourism: The Top 5 Things to Do for Nature Lovers
I’ve been fascinated by Australia ever since I was a teenager. From the music (Midnight Oil, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, didgeridoo virtuoso Alan Dargin) to TV (The Crocodile Hunter) and films Keep Reading
DOMINICA (Cabrits National Park & Indian River)
We were still jazzed (and exhausted) from our incredible encounter with the leatherback sea turtle giving birth the night before when our driver/guide Oris picked us up at Rosalie Bay Resort for Keep Reading
10 Eco-Friendly European Islands For Your World Travel Bucket List
Here at GGT, we don’t often travel to major European cities. While we love their history and architecture, we generally prefer off-the-beaten-path destinations that offer a more traditional view of a Keep Reading
Sustainable Agriculture: Is Will Harris’ White Oak Pastures the Future?
As we learn more about sustainable agriculture and the dangers of genetically modified foods from revealing documentaries like Food, Inc., we are increasingly concerned about where the food Keep Reading
DOMINICA (Sea Turtle Giving Birth)
Sea Turtle Conservation is one of our favorite environmental issues. We've gone swimming with sea turtles in Barbados, Hawaii, Mexico's Riviera Maya and the Galapagos Islands. We donate annually Keep Reading
Caribbean & Latin American Art: History & Travel Guide
Although most modern art aficionados are familiar with legends such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Frida Kahlo, Caribbean and Latin American art has a rich, storied history dating back almost 4000 Keep Reading
Rick Steves Interview On Ecotourism, Travel Blogging & Best Places To Score Weed
When we initially attempted to do a Rick Steves interview, to no one’s surprise, he was on the road. But the 57-year-old Steves wasn’t off researching for an updated version to one of his 50+ Keep Reading
10 Best US National Parks For Your World Travel Bucket List
Yellowstone National Park reportedly gets over 4.2 million visitors annually as of 2016. We don’t blame folks for making the trip: The place is heavenly, with majestic landscapes and a wonderful array Keep Reading
DOMINICA (Kalinago Territory & Cassava Bread Bakery)
Our second day in Dominica began with a visit to the Kalinago Barana Aute, a.k.a. the Carib Model Village. The Kalinago were the island's original inhabitants, who named the island "Wai'tukubuli," Keep Reading
Sierra Leone Refugee All-Stars Interview
Sierra Leone Refugee All-Stars Interview There are hundreds (if not thousands) of popular bands who have written songs about war over the past 50 years, but few who have seen its tragedy Keep Reading
