Category Archives: go green
Discover a lot of useful information, tips and ecological ideas for living and traveling green. In this section you can find news about the ecology, but also many suggestions and ideas to make your way of life and travelling in harmony with nature.

Green Seville: Parks and gardens not to be missed
Did you know that the parks and gardens of Seville form a unique network of historical green spaces, ideal for disconnecting from the urban rhythm? In addition to being home to one of the largest urban parks in Spain, the city offers centuries-old gardens, restored natural areas, and green corridors perfect for walking or cycling. […]
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How to choose the perfect eco-friendly accommodation in the Canary Islands: the 10 best eco-resorts and sustainable rural homes
With wild beaches, volcanic landscapes, unspoilt forests, and small picturesque villages, the Canary Islands are an ideal destination for those looking for an eco-sustainable holiday. Choosing an eco-friendly accommodation is a simple way to enjoy all this while preserving the beauty and authenticity of the islands. How to choose your perfect eco-friendly accommodation for visiting […]
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Green Jobs on the Go: Moving for Work in the Sustainability Sector
The demand for work in the sustainability sector has never been higher. As global awareness of environmental challenges grows, individuals are increasingly moving to new locations for career opportunities in this field. Whether you’re drawn to green building, renewable energy, or environmental consulting, the sustainability sector offers opportunities to contribute positively to the planet while […]
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How to Create Natural Spaces for Bees and Biodiversity
Bees are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to pollinators. In Italy, alongside domestic honeybees, there are over 1,000 species of wild bees, belonging to six different families. In addition, wasps, hoverflies, and other pollinating insects play a fundamental role in the health of ecosystems and in our own survival. Yet, around […]
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Cultivate biodiversity: nature gardening according to Kate Bradbury
In a world that needs more and more authentic and vital green spaces, nature gardening is establishing itself as an ecological practice capable of making a difference. One of its most passionate supporters is Kate Bradbury, a British writer with a passion for gardening. She has transformed her urban garden into a wild and vibrant […]
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Towards responsible and sustainable tourism: how can we improve our travel experience and contribute to the sustainable development of destinations
In a world where tourism is globalized and has a significant relevance, the concept of sustainable tourism emerges. This term arises due to the increasing negative impacts of tourism on destinations. such as environmental degradation, loss of sociocultural identity and economic imbalance. As a result, it becomes necessary to link tourism with the idea of […]
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Itineraries and Wonders of the Livradois-Forez Park
Located in the heart of Auvergne, France, the Livradois-Forez Regional Natural Park is a true paradise of greenery and biodiversity. With its 300,000 hectares, it covers three departments and offers much more than just forests and lakes. You will find winding rivers, majestic volcanoes and picturesque villages not to be missed! With more than 160 […]
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Green Architecture on the Outside: Beauty and Functionality for a Sustainable Home
In a generation of weather attention and eco-aware living, green structure isn’t always just a design fashion—it’s a necessity. While plenty of the verbal exchange around sustainable design makes a speciality of energy-green appliances and interior insulation, the outdoors of a home plays a crucial function in environmental overall performance and aesthetic cost. Green architecture […]
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Bergamo-Brescia the culture bike path
The Bergamo-Brescia culture bike path stretches for 76km, crossing 34 villages and historic centres, all to be discovered, with 872 items of historic and cultural interest. The route also includes 13 additional loops and some pedestrian links, which allow you to reach many extra stages. In this way you will reach a total of 170 […]
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How to Ethically Move Into Gentrifying Neighborhoods
Gentrification is a complex process that reshapes neighborhoods. It often improves infrastructure, but it also causes longtime residents to leave due to rising costs. If you’re planning to move into gentrifying neighborhoods, the way you do it matters. Your decisions can either support the people who’ve lived there for years or accelerate their displacement. However, […]
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