Traveling the Green Way

Welcome to the Green Travel Carnival.

by Liz Lewis on June 11th, 2008

Welcome to the first ever Green Travel Carnival. It’s great to see you here.

Shane Sakata suggests that when you travel to Asia that you should Bring your Own Chopsticks & Save the Planet posted at The Tokyo Traveler. It’s simple things like this that will help to save the forests in China.

Janelle Nanos writes about the Cabo: Sea Turtles in Danger posted at Intelligent Travel. The San Cristobal Nature Preserve is the last remaining turtle nesting site in Cabo San Lucas on Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, and it’s in danger of being bulldozed by illegal developers.

Shannon Hurst Lane provides us with an alternative form of transport with Mama on the Move: Segway of Hawaii posted at Traveling Mamas. They may look a little funny and seem a little scary but once your on them and moving, it brings the child in you out to play.

Liz Lewis writes about seeing Madrid on Two Wheels posted at My year of getting publishedwith a segway tour of covering many of Madrid’s famous landmarks.

Meanwhile, Lauren Katulka’s adventure involves Seeing Sydney By Bike posted at thesydneytraveler.comwith the Sydney Bike Tours.

Tim Leffel reviews the Shake Light Flashlight - No Batteries! posted at Practical Travel Gear, saying, “For $20, you can have a flashlight that works on muscle power alone, small enough for a backpacker to carry around the world.”

Phil B. points out how Global Warming is Ruining the Earth posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “A list of how the world has changed so dramatically.”

Bob Morgan provide information on why Sea Kayak Gear Is Necessary For Warm Climates | posted at Kayaking Tours.

Mary Jo Manzanares looks at how to Enjoy the Scenic Byways of the Mountains to Sound Greenway posted at The Seattle Traveler, saying, “a wonderful greenway, and a festival to celebrate it.”

Rebecca Suzanne Dean provides a photograph of ancient forest in Yakushima posted at Rebecca Dean.

And AdmirableIndia.com gives a rundown of a bike trip to the Nandi Hills posted at AdmirableIndia.com.

Well, that’s it for this carnival.

Hope you enjoyed it.

Spread the word and don’t forget to submit your blog article to the next edition of a green travel carnival in two weeks time using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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