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    May 16, 2013 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  1. Apopka looks for money for eco-tourism plan

    Apopka plans to look for the money needed to take its eco-tourism plan for Lake Apopka from drawing board to reality, said Richard Anderson, chief administrative officer of Orange County's second-largest city.
    Apopka plans to look for the money needed to take its eco-tourism plan for Lake Apopka from drawing board to reality, said Richard Anderson, chief administrative officer of Orange County's second-largest city. "We think it's time to press forward with...

    Tags: Lake Apopka, Tourism and Leisure, Apopka

    2. May 10, 2013 |Story| McClatchy-Tribune

  2. Mozambique coming to Zoo Boise

    The Idaho Statesman
    Steve Burns, Zoo Boise director, outlined the ambitious plan this week to build a 2-acre exhibit that reflects the 1.6 million-acre Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. The project is designed to raise nearly $2 million for a restoration at Gorongosa,...

    Tags: Animals, Tourism and Leisure, Mozambique, Civil Rights, Wars and Interventions

    3. Jan 21, 2013 |Story| Petoskey News

  3. Petoskey resident announces land conservancy

    In the early 2000s, Ruth O'Gawa and writer-photographers Joanie and Gary McGuffin quietly formed a new land conservancy.
    In the early 2000s, Ruth O'Gawa and writer-photographers Joanie and Gary McGuffin quietly formed a new land conservancy. And beginning in 2011, the conservancy, called the Lake Superior Watershed Conservancy, made its first three land acquisitions. The...

    Tags: Land Resources, Cranberries, Tourism and Leisure, Lakes and Ponds, Conservation

    4. Dec 11, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. A forest of possibilities

    With nearly 800 miles of coastline stretching along two oceans, it's no surprise that more than a million surfers and sun worship-pers flock to Costa Rica to enjoy its fabulous beaches each year. But in addition to breathtaking white sands and emerald-azure seas, many of Costa Rica's "riches" lie inland.
    With nearly 800 miles of coastline stretching along two oceans, it's no surprise that more than a million surfers and sun worship-pers flock to Costa Rica to enjoy its fabulous beaches each year. But in addition to breathtaking white sands and emerald-...

    Tags: Landforms, Volcanoes, Gardens and Parks, Tourism and Leisure, Forests

    5. Jan 2, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  5. Lake County Commission Chairwoman Leslie Campion and her colleagues should set future goals

    <em>Second of two parts.</em>
    Second of two parts. County Commission Chairwoman Leslie Campione has a few things she wants to accomplish next year — roughly eight single-spaced, typewritten pages of them. That is going to be one busy woman. Aside from laying out her goals,...
    6. Aug 20, 2012 |Story| McClatchy-Tribune

  6. Foreign correspondence: Mexico offers everything from pyramids and ecotourism to tequila

    What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who lives in a spot you may want to visit.
    What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who lives in a spot you may want to visit. Gloria Guevara, 44, is Mexico's Minister of Tourism. The graduate of...

    Tags: Mexican Food, Mexico City, Tourism and Leisure, UNESCO, Indiana Jones (fictional character)

    7. Jul 31, 2011 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  7. Shuttle gone, Brevard hopes eco-tourism launches new era

    Kayaking in the Mosquito Lagoon on a moonless summer night reveals blazing stars and comets &mdash; not in the sky but in waters thick with "bioluminescent" plankton.
    Kayaking in the Mosquito Lagoon on a moonless summer night reveals blazing stars and comets — not in the sky but in waters thick with "bioluminescent" plankton. When mullet jump out of the water, they look like rockets shooting off. Though the...

    Tags: Zoology, Kennedy Space Center, Tourism and Leisure, NASA, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

    8. Jun 21, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Swooping in to help Laos

    It's the fourth zip line that spills the surprise. Confident now, I leap off the platform to feel the cable bounce heavily, then snap taut under my weight. Gravity takes over, shooting me through a tunnel of blurring foliage until the whirr of the pulley-wheels above me gives way to the roar of rushing water. I burst through the canopy like a flying squirrel, and there, not 10 yards away, a perfect waterfall topples over the escarpment brim, fracturing the sunlight into arcing rainbows.
    It's the fourth zip line that spills the surprise. Confident now, I leap off the platform to feel the cable bounce heavily, then snap taut under my weight. Gravity takes over, shooting me through a tunnel of blurring foliage until the whirr of the pulley-...

    Tags: Mountains, Buddhism, Tourism and Leisure, Bangkok (Thailand), Trips and Vacations

    9. Jun 10, 2011 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  9. World's Cheetah Population In Danger

    Busch Gardens Tampa was New York with a very special animal ambassador – a 13-week old cheetah cub named Kasi – and animal educator Christine Charlick, to discuss the threatened cheetah population, steps that are being taken to halt the decline of the world's fastest land mammal, and the new cheetah habitat at Busch Gardens Tampa.
    PIX11.com
    Busch Gardens Tampa was New York with a very special animal ambassador – a 13-week old cheetah cub named Kasi – and animal educator Christine Charlick, to discuss the threatened cheetah population, steps that are being taken to halt the decline of the...

    Tags: Namibia, Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Amusement and Theme Parks, Busch Gardens Orlando, Tourism and Leisure

    10. Feb 28, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. In Panama, a taste of the tropics and a new state of mind

    Racing through a Panamanian archipelago by sport boat, I couldn't help but feel like James Bond. It was just me and a mustachioed driver, speeding toward a remote island where I would spend a few decadent days at an eco-resort, hiking the rain forest, sunning myself by an infinity pool and sucking down rum cocktails to a soundtrack of rolling, tropical surf.
    Racing through a Panamanian archipelago by sport boat, I couldn't help but feel like James Bond. It was just me and a mustachioed driver, speeding toward a remote island where I would spend a few decadent days at an eco-resort, hiking the rain forest,...

    Tags: Weather Reports, Road Transportation, Restaurants, Colleges and Universities, Tourism and Leisure

    11. Mar 24, 2011 |Story| Daily American

  11. Summit to highlight economic impact of eco-tourism

    Community leaders, conservationists, business owners and residents wishing to learn more about the economic impact of eco-tourism and recreation on the region are invited to attend the day-long Laurel Highlands Summit to support the Laurel Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative at St. Vincent College in Latrobe on April 4.
    30 North Chief
    Community leaders, conservationists, business owners and residents wishing to learn more about the economic impact of eco-tourism and recreation on the region are invited to attend the day-long Laurel Highlands Summit to support the Laurel Highlands...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Tourism and Leisure, Elections

    12. Feb 3, 2011 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  12. Cruise Port Spotlight: Puerto Limón, Costa Rica

    Often likened to a Noah's Ark due to its rich fauna, including 1,250 species of butterflies and multitudes of bird species, Costa Rica is sort of a poster child for eco-tourism. This tiny Central American country -- roughly the size of West Virginia -- has 12 ecological zones and has made an effort to preserve its many natural attributes and wilderness in national parks. It also offers multiple eco-friendly activities: from river rafting to hiking, snorkeling and kayaking, to zip-lining and tram-riding over the rainforest canopy.
    Special Correspondent
    Often likened to a Noah's Ark due to its rich fauna, including 1,250 species of butterflies and multitudes of bird species, Costa Rica is sort of a poster child for eco-tourism. This tiny Central American country -- roughly the size of West Virginia --...

    Tags: Coffee, Tourism and Leisure, Natural Resources, Hobbies, Forests

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