The green island of the Canary Islands: 4 must see views in La Palma

Known as “la Isla bonita” from Madonna’s famous song, La Palma is a pristine corner of the Canary Islands, perfect for those looking for authentic nature and truly sustainable tourism. For a few months, I have been lucky enough to live in Tenerife, and over time, I was able to visit all the islands of […]
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Top Destinations Where Tourism Funds Conservation Efforts
Tourism plays a vital role in supporting conservation efforts, especially in areas where wildlife and natural habitats are threatened. Income from tourism is often reinvested into protecting local ecosystems, creating a mutually beneficial relationship between travelers and the environment. For those passionate about sustainable travel, here are some destinations where your visit directly contributes to […]
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Green Itinerary through the Navigli: Discovering a Different Side of Milan
Milan knows how to surprise, especially when you decide to slow down and look at it with fresh eyes. That’s exactly what we did on a spring Saturday, walking along its most iconic canals: the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese. A walking itinerary through nature, history, street art, and poetry—perfect to discover the city’s […]
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10 Sustainable Actions for Teenagers Who Want to Make a Difference
Many teenagers today grow up immersed in social media, yet disconnected from what really matters: the environment, the future, and the concrete actions needed to protect them. Today my fifteen-year-old son was sitting on the couch with a lemon popsicle in one hand and his phone in the other. Short-sleeved t-shirt, earphones in, scrolling through […]
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What Are the Three Pillars of Sustainable Tourism? A Guide to Eco-friendly Travel
In a world where tourism is becoming increasingly globalized and impactful, the importance of a new way of traveling is growing: more mindful, more respectful, more sustainable. But what are the 3 pillars of sustainable tourism? Sustainable tourism emerged as a response to the negative effects of mass tourism: environmental degradation, loss of cultural identity, […]
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When Art Meets Climate Change – and Beyond
Since ever, Arts have the ability to convey conflicting emotions to their observers, but also to make them reflect on important issues. What happens when art becomes a tool to denounce phenomena as big as devastating as climate change? More and more artists are making their art available to denounce serious problems that afflict the […]
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Sleep green and eat local: 5 Sustainable Farm Stays in Sicily
Amid the scent of citrus groves, the sound of waves, and the warmth of the Mediterranean sun, Sicily is a land that captivates all the senses. But there’s a unique way to experience it truly: staying in a sustainable farm. Here nature takes center stage, flavors are genuine and traditional, and hospitality radiates the warmth […]
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How to Avoid the Eco-Slump of Convenience Living Right After a Move
Moving into a new home is an exciting experience, but it often comes with a hidden challenge: the eco-slump of convenience living. After a move, it’s easy to fall into the trap of relying on disposable items, take-out food, and quick, energy-intensive solutions. These habits may seem convenient, but they can significantly impact the environment. […]
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How to Keep Ice Bath Water Clean: Tips for Hygiene, Maintenance, and Sustainable Recovery
Cold water immersion is becoming a popular recovery tool for athletes and wellness seekers alike. But while the benefits of an ice bath are clear—reduced inflammation, faster recovery, and improved mental resilience—keeping the water clean is often overlooked. Clean water not only protects your skin and health, it also helps you get the most from […]
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Burcina: The Enchanted Garden of Piedmont That Blooms in a Spectacular Display
Located between the municipalities of Biella and Pollone, the Burcina Felice Piacenza Park Nature Reserve spans 57 hectares and is between 570 and 830 meters above sea level. This extraordinary park garden, created in the mid-19th century by the textile entrepreneur Giovanni Piacenza, represents a perfect balance between nature and human intervention, offering an ideal […]
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