"Adopting [ecotourism] principles and shifting to more responsible and ecological tourism can lead to significant benefits for the local communities, environmental conservation, and tourist engagement."
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While it is the Court that monitors and guides the execution of the continuing mandamus, civil society should reserve the right to intervene as the affected population.
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This problem of data inadequacy–be it a lack in either quality or quantity–stalls progress in our pursuit of equitable and inclusive sustainability. In particular, through underrepresenting minority groups, inadequate data becomes a sort of epistemic violence incompatible with climate justice.
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Are your reusable bags or eco-bags really eco-friendly and sustainable? Our intern, Tiffany Chang, shows us that might not be the case.
Read on to find out why.
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Our intern, Hannah Furigay, writes about how COVID-19 could spell even more danger for small-island and low-lying nations around the world, as the UNFCCC negotiations and key global decisions on the climate crisis have been delayed by the global pandemic.
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Steph shows us some examples of local organizations that utilizes crowdsourcing and citizen science in their conservation efforts and tells us more about the importance of citizen science in this day and age.
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Our intern, Renzo, gives us some tips on how to make our adventures to the mountains eco-friendly and sustainable.
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A young person’s introduction to the colorful world of multilateral environmental negotiations
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