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Top 7 Hiking Trails in Puerto Rico for Adventure Seekers

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 202407 mins

Hiking in Puerto Rico holds a wealth of potential for adventurers. However, the outcomes largely depend on your expectations and willingness to explore independently, often without a detailed map. While Puerto Rico might not be a hiker’s paradise in the traditional sense, its lush scenery and idyllic coastlines provide rewarding experiences for those who venture off the beaten path. Thus, if you’re eager for an adventure, the results can be incredibly fulfilling.

Become an Artist-in-Residence at the Unique Green-Wood Cemetery

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 202404 mins

It’s the final resting place for luminaries like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Leonard Bernstein, and now Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is looking for one person to join their ranks – part-time, at least – as the property’s first-ever artist-in-residence.

Live Cam Aids Arctic Scientists in Beluga Whale Research

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 202405 mins

In late June, the Arctic experienced record-high temperatures – a staggering 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit – and by early July, the total extent of Arctic sea ice was nearing an all-time low. To highlight the climate crisis, the nonprofit Polar Bears International is launching a beluga whale live cam, inviting armchair scientists to participate in a community project dedicated to these marine mammals.

NYC Preservation Group Seeks Landmark Status for Historic Civil Rights Sites

Debbie KellyNovember 6, 202406 mins

A New York City preservation organization is striving to secure landmark designations for several crucial civil rights and women’s suffrage sites located downtown. The campaign, led by Village Preservation – the historic preservation society of Greenwich Village – aims to acknowledge and safeguard significant sites linked to the histories of these vital movements.

Explore the Cliffs of Fundy: Nova Scotia’s Newest UNESCO Global Geopark

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202406 mins

As many tourists turn to outdoor recreation amid the global pandemic, UNESCOhas designatedNova Scotia’s Cliffs of Fundy a global geopark. This distinction acknowledges the unique geological and cultural significance of this coastal region, with 165km preserved near the Bay of Fundy’s Minas Basin.

Explore the Top 5 National Wild and Scenic Rivers in the USA

AdminNovember 6, 202409 mins

When we think of exploring the great outdoors inthe US, we naturally gravitate toward the national and state parks. These public lands have long served as the backbone of the country’s environmental preservation system.

7 Essential Tips for Effective Blog Growth and Management

Jon SummersNovember 6, 202406 mins

This article serves as a collection of useful tips. If you do not maintain a blog, you may find this content irrelevant.

7,000-Year-Old Aboriginal Artefacts Found Underwater by Archaeologists

Jon SummersNovember 6, 202405 mins

Archaeologists have discovered the world’s first underwater Aboriginal archaeological sites off the Pilbara coast in Western Australia.

Wildlife Crosses Trans-Mongolian Railroad: A Historic Return After Decades

David DavidsonNovember 6, 202404 mins

A photo has been released of the first Asiatic wild ass to cross into the eastern steppe in Mongolia in 65 years, thanks to the new wildlife-friendly fence corridor at the Trans-Mongolian Railroad. In addition to the ass, known as a khulan, Mongolian gazelle and goitered gazelle have been documented crossing the previously impenetrable barrier.

Canadian Sparrow’s Viral Song Change Captivates North America

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 202404 mins

Using recordings collected by bird watchers over 20 years, researchers have discovered that male white-throated sparrows in Canada are singing a new song. While some bird species change their songs over time, these changes tend to remain within local populations, becoming regional dialects. Surprisingly, this new variant has spread across 3000km throughout the country.

Koalas at Risk of Extinction in Australia by 2025

Jon SummersNovember 6, 202404 mins

It is feared that the koala population may become extinct in parts of Australia by 2050, partly due to the devastating wildfires that occurred several months ago. This alarming finding has emerged from a recent inquiry established by the New South Wales parliament, raising significant concerns for the future of these beloved animals.

Unprecedented Plastic Recovery in Historic Ocean Clean-Up

Vodka ManNovember 6, 202406 mins

After a mammoth 48-day expedition, a crew fromOcean Voyages Institutehas successfully removed a record amount of fishing nets and toxic consumer plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch; the stretch of water located halfway between Hawaii and California, considered to have the most plastic pollution in the world’s oceans.

Galápagos Tortoises Return Home: Success of Species Recovery Program

Melissa SullivanNovember 6, 202405 mins

Six decades ago, when Galápagos National Park was established, the giant Española tortoise was critically endangered, with only 15 individuals remaining. However, thanks to a meticulous 55-year-long captive breeding program, this species has successfully recovered from the brink of extinction. Consequently, those original 15 tortoises have been returned to their island habitat.

Experience Stunning Views of Kalbarri Gorge from the 100m Skywalk

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202405 mins

Thanks to its stunning red sandstone cliffs and gorges,Western Australia’s Kalbarri National Park is one of the Coral Coast region’s biggest attractions. Visitors can now take in the gorgeous views from a whole new perspective – a skywalk perched 100m above ground, on a platform that stretches out into thin air.

Aspen Resort Reopens Powered by 100% Clean Energy

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202404 mins

A Colorado resort is increasing its sustainability and environmental credentials as it reopens to guests after weeks of shutdown.

Discover 7 Must-Visit Farm Stays in the UK

Billy ConleyNovember 6, 202407 mins

Blame it on the rise ofcottagecoreor restrictions on international travel, but it seems the allure of getting back to nature has brought a wave of new holidaymakers to farm stays this year, particularly younger people.

Top 6 Destinations for Ayurveda and Yoga Learning in India

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Perhaps the oldest form of health care in the world, Ayurveda and its sister tradition of yoga have developed side-by-side over the course of millennia, emerging in India as much as 5,000 years ago. Today, as people opt for holistic approaches to health, Ayurvedic wellness programs have become popular throughout India.

Top Idaho Mountain Towns for Memorable Outdoor Getaways

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 2024012 mins

If you’ve a reverence for roaming outdoors, Idaho’s got the terrain for you. Over 60% of the state is public land, with 4.8 million acres designated as wilderness. Imposing mountains dotted with home-grown and world-renowned alpine resorts define the majority of acreage from the Selkirks to the Tetons. In between, white and flat water churns and curves from the Kootenai to the Snake Rivers.

Explore the Stunning Coil-Shaped Museum in Switzerland’s Watchmaking Hub

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 202404 mins

A new watch museum that serves as a pavilion for the art and science of watchmaking has recently opened inSwitzerland’swatchmaking heartland, Vallée de Joux. Its spiral-shaped design elegantly references the hairspring coil found in mechanical watches.

Ultimate Guide to Hiking The Wave: Experience America’s Exclusive Trail

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202408 mins

The United States is home to nearly 10,000 national and state parks with over 200,000 miles oftrailsstretching across its 50 states. The secret of “America the Beautiful” is out; last year, more than 90 million people visited her parks. As these outdoor experiences become overcrowded, travelers are heading to the backcountry to enjoy the solitude of the great outdoors.