Grand Canyon tribal lands go ‘no guide’
January 31, 2019
The Havasupai Tribe still welcomes visitors to its remote and beautiful area, but they’ll have to do it without professional outfitters.
The Havasupai Tribe still welcomes visitors to its remote and beautiful area, but they’ll have to do it without professional outfitters.
Image by Pexels You may have heard the term recycling. It is a process that makes a product reusable and reduces waste. Most importantly, recycling seems a better option to tackle single-use plastic items. This way, you can reproduce something useful. Take note that the items we no longer use or discard such as glass containers or plastic utensils and bag go to landfills. This place is designated to store trash. Although it seems wise to keep the trash in one place, it contributes to damage…
A Swiss study showed that people reduced energy use for showers when they could see how much the meter was moving.
Visitor rates are zooming in picturesque national parks, driven by the search for iconic pictures to post—but it’s taking a toll on the ‘great outdoors.’
As part of a move toward cleaner energy use in the cruise industry, Hurtigruten’s new engines will be able to burn bio gas from dead fish and trees.
A wide-ranging program approved by the European Parliament is aimed at clearing plastic refuse from seas and rivers.
If you’ve always had a yen to see nature’s most spectacular light show, the Northern Lights, or if you prefer, Aurora Borealis, now’s the time, according to experts cited by The Telegraph (UK). Dr. Nathan Case of AuroraWatch UK told the paper that “The months surrounding the equinoxes are generally good for aurora hunting. As we head into winter, the evenings start to stretch out, giving us more chance to see them. A space weather phenomenon called the ‘Russell-McPherson’ effect also means…
Google’s Street View cars can now collect data that helps city planners and lets travelers avoid high-pollution trips.
As Oslo adds more and more car-free areas at its center, some residents say it’s impeding their freedom.
With no more molten lava flowing, and the caldera drained, visitors are invited to return to a changed park.
The Havasupai Tribe still welcomes visitors to its remote and beautiful area, but they’ll have to do it without professional outfitters.
Image by Pexels You may have heard the term recycling. It is a process that makes a product reusable and reduces waste. Most importantly, recycling seems a better option to tackle single-use plastic items. This way, you can reproduce something useful. Take note that the items we no longer use or discard such as glass containers or plastic utensils and bag go to landfills. This place is designated to store trash. Although it seems wise to keep the trash in one place, it contributes to damage…
A Swiss study showed that people reduced energy use for showers when they could see how much the meter was moving.
Visitor rates are zooming in picturesque national parks, driven by the search for iconic pictures to post—but it’s taking a toll on the ‘great outdoors.’
As part of a move toward cleaner energy use in the cruise industry, Hurtigruten’s new engines will be able to burn bio gas from dead fish and trees.
A wide-ranging program approved by the European Parliament is aimed at clearing plastic refuse from seas and rivers.
If you’ve always had a yen to see nature’s most spectacular light show, the Northern Lights, or if you prefer, Aurora Borealis, now’s the time, according to experts cited by The Telegraph (UK). Dr. Nathan Case of AuroraWatch UK told the paper that “The months surrounding the equinoxes are generally good for aurora hunting. As we head into winter, the evenings start to stretch out, giving us more chance to see them. A space weather phenomenon called the ‘Russell-McPherson’ effect also means…
Google’s Street View cars can now collect data that helps city planners and lets travelers avoid high-pollution trips.
As Oslo adds more and more car-free areas at its center, some residents say it’s impeding their freedom.
With no more molten lava flowing, and the caldera drained, visitors are invited to return to a changed park.