Ecotourism

Comment Like

Living with Snow in Curry Village Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Vernal Falls Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

6
2

Comment Like

Half Moon Bay Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

3

Comment Like

Lost Lake, the lake full of life, that's also a water bed of sorts and Mount Broderick standing proudly. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

How the trees looked up north. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

1
1

Comment Like

The coolest rock in Big Sur Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Tuolumne River flowing under the ice. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Oooh I just wanna jump in it! Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Folsom Lake, El Dorado Hills. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Ice Caves!! Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

3

Comment Like

Rock Sculptures of Yosemite. :o) Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

2
2

Comment Like

Living in here in Curry Village with a big roaring fire outside. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Half Dome and Tenaya Lake. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Pfeiffer beach in Big Sur, California. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Jennifer Maypheth into Ecotourism

2

Comment Like

Sunset and the The Three Sisters Mountains. Sisters, OR Photo Credit: Tara Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

The Portland Rose Garden. Portland, OR Photo Credit: Tara Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Nuyaca Falls, Costa Rica Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Jungle Portrait. Costa Rica. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Crocodiles in Costa Rica Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

2

Comment Like

Canoeing down the river in Vietnam.

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Tiffany hiked to see The Three Sisters, a rock formation in New South Wales, Australia. A common legend tells that three sisters of the Katoomba tribe fell in love with three men from a neighboring tribe. Since marriage was forbidden due to tribal law, the men decided to kidnap the sisters. A battle began between the tribes and an elder turned the sisters into stone to stop the men from succeeding their mission. The elder died in battle and therefore no one else could transform the sisters back to their original forms. Till this day, the women lay stuck on the ridge of a mountain.

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

A view of the waters of Australia while hiking.

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Singapore sunset

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

The Bald Eagle. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Margerie Glacier. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Orca Whale sighting in Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

3

Comment Like

A bed of ferns in Mendocino Forest. Beautiful!

Irvin into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Charred tree in Mendocino Forest, site of the world's recorded tallest tree! I was told that the tree is not spotlit because as a landmark, it saves the forest from those who would get rid of it.

Irvin into Ecotourism

2

Comment Like

Jamestown, Virginia— birthplace of the U.S. of A. If we're not careful, we not only lose beauty but also our history.

Irvin into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Sometimes, one can see to the ocean or even Catalina Islands. Usually though, smog prevents any views. Respect your environment, it's got tons to offer!

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Great Falls Park between Virginia and Maryland, close to Washington, D.C. Magical.

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Make sure you leave as you came. Bring what you need, and don't litter. Let others enjoy what you have.

Irvin into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Support your local and national parks (70 state parks in California were slated to close by July 2012, and 65 have been given temporary reprieve)! This is just a random snapshot of a tree in Shenandoah Park of Virginia.

Irvin into Ecotourism

2

See all 2 comments...

Comment Like

Little wonders are aplenty all around you! Look at these beautiful, vibrant wildflowers on the Mt. Wilson trail.

Irvin into Ecotourism

2
2
2

See all 2 comments...

Comment Like

On the Cambremer cider route in Normadie, France, people drive from one cider house to another. But if they took a walk instead, they'd notice the beautiful countryside around them. After all, aren't we here to relax?

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Imagine this butterfly landing on a flower or leaf instead of greenish pavement by a beach near KenTing National Park of Taiwan. Too many hotels, restaurants, and comforts can irrevocably destroy the beautiful world around us.

Irvin into Ecotourism

3
2
1

See all 2 comments...

Comment Like

Smack dab in Los Angeles, Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook is a great example of why ecotourism is needed! In often smoggy LA, one rarely is afforded such views of Downtown, the mountains, and the ocean... reduce your impact and respect the environment around you.

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Notice though articles lay on the peak, no food waste is present! Make sure to take your trash with you, and bring ziplock bags to hold them to contain the scent! Atop Victoria Peak of the San Gabriel Mountains.

Irvin into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

High atop, in the outskirts where you may only encounter a few hikers on the way... magnificent views await you. Ontario Peak from Saddle Point of Icehouse Canyon in the San Gabriel Mountains by Los Angeles.

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Beaches by Paimport on the peninsula. Get out of town, and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area. Leave the cars, and enjoy the walk.

Irvin into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Northwestern France, check out Paimport's peninsulas. Just stroll on from town and 30 minutes later, you'll find yourself in the woods! Make sure to dispose of trash properly!

Irvin into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Ice Canyon to Saddle Point trail. What beautiful waters and trees just in the San Gabriel Mountains by Los Angeles.

Irvin into Ecotourism

2

Comment Like

The views!

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

1

Comment Like

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

3
1

Comment Like

Exploring the falls!

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

The wildlife in this area was so fun to see. Deer, birds, even bears!

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Comment Like

Breathtaking! Yosemite is just unbelievably magnificent from every angle!

Robin Zlotnick into Ecotourism

Robin Zlotnick

Ecotourism

Living with Snow in Curry Village Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Vernal Falls Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Half Moon Bay Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Lost Lake, the lake full of life, that's also a water bed of sorts and Mount Broderick standing proudly. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

How the trees looked up north. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

The coolest rock in Big Sur Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Tuolumne River flowing under the ice. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Oooh I just wanna jump in it! Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Folsom Lake, El Dorado Hills. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Ice Caves!! Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Rock Sculptures of Yosemite. :o) Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Living in here in Curry Village with a big roaring fire outside. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Half Dome and Tenaya Lake. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Pfeiffer beach in Big Sur, California. Photo Credit: Sarena Eworonsky

Sunset and the The Three Sisters Mountains. Sisters, OR Photo Credit: Tara Redfield

The Portland Rose Garden. Portland, OR Photo Credit: Tara Redfield

Nuyaca Falls, Costa Rica Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Jungle Portrait. Costa Rica. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Crocodiles in Costa Rica Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Canoeing down the river in Vietnam.

A view of the waters of Australia while hiking.

Singapore sunset

The Bald Eagle. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Margerie Glacier. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Orca Whale sighting in Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

Alaska. Photo Credit: Ryder Redfield

A bed of ferns in Mendocino Forest. Beautiful!

Charred tree in Mendocino Forest, site of the world's recorded tallest tree! I was told that the tree is not spotlit because as a landmark, it saves the forest from those who would get rid of it.

Jamestown, Virginia— birthplace of the U.S. of A. If we're not careful, we not only lose beauty but also our history.

Sometimes, one can see to the ocean or even Catalina Islands. Usually though, smog prevents any views. Respect your environment, it's got tons to offer!

Great Falls Park between Virginia and Maryland, close to Washington, D.C. Magical.

Make sure you leave as you came. Bring what you need, and don't litter. Let others enjoy what you have.

Support your local and national parks (70 state parks in California were slated to close by July 2012, and 65 have been given temporary reprieve)! This is just a random snapshot of a tree in Shenandoah Park of Virginia.

Little wonders are aplenty all around you! Look at these beautiful, vibrant wildflowers on the Mt. Wilson trail.

On the Cambremer cider route in Normadie, France, people drive from one cider house to another. But if they took a walk instead, they'd notice the beautiful countryside around them. After all, aren't we here to relax?

Imagine this butterfly landing on a flower or leaf instead of greenish pavement by a beach near KenTing National Park of Taiwan. Too many hotels, restaurants, and comforts can irrevocably destroy the beautiful world around us.

Smack dab in Los Angeles, Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook is a great example of why ecotourism is needed! In often smoggy LA, one rarely is afforded such views of Downtown, the mountains, and the ocean... reduce your impact and respect the environment around you.

Notice though articles lay on the peak, no food waste is present! Make sure to take your trash with you, and bring ziplock bags to hold them to contain the scent! Atop Victoria Peak of the San Gabriel Mountains.

High atop, in the outskirts where you may only encounter a few hikers on the way... magnificent views await you. Ontario Peak from Saddle Point of Icehouse Canyon in the San Gabriel Mountains by Los Angeles.

Beaches by Paimport on the peninsula. Get out of town, and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area. Leave the cars, and enjoy the walk.

Northwestern France, check out Paimport's peninsulas. Just stroll on from town and 30 minutes later, you'll find yourself in the woods! Make sure to dispose of trash properly!

Ice Canyon to Saddle Point trail. What beautiful waters and trees just in the San Gabriel Mountains by Los Angeles.

The views!

Exploring the falls!

The wildlife in this area was so fun to see. Deer, birds, even bears!

Breathtaking! Yosemite is just unbelievably magnificent from every angle!

LoveIt - Login

LoveIt - Sign Up

Check your email