The Nature Conservancy Receives a $10 Million USAID Multi-Year Grant to Fund Conservation in the Dominican Republic
The Nature Conservancy, in partnership with the Instituto Tecnologico de Santo Domingo, is launching the Dominican Republic’s most comprehensive environmental protection program in the history of the country. With a $10 million multi-year grant from USAID funding the expansion, the program will seek to engage industries in sustainable practices, conserve biodiversity and establish stable funding for a network of new and existing protected areas throughout the country. (more…)
Add comment August 10, 2010
Introducing our Central Mountains Ecotourism Package
Designed for serious nature lovers, the Central Mountain package takes us through the highest mountain range in all the Caribbean, also known as the Caribbean Alps. This relaxing ecological retreat takes us through cloud forests, unique rock formations, hundreds of beautiful rivers and waterfalls, all of which combine to make the region the islands biggest source of fresh water, spawning countless numbers of rivers and creeks, which then run throughout the whole country. (more…)
Add comment August 4, 2010
Introducing our “Northern Coast” ecotourism package
Discover the Peninsula of Samana and disconnect from it all, as you become one with nature, on this very special retreat into amazing beaches, indigenous history, and some of the most amazing tropical rainforests in the entire Caribbean. The contrast between picture perfect beaches and lush green mountains for a backdrop, have earned the peninsula the reputation for being one of the most beautiful spots in the world. Include a visit to the countries largest and most precious national park, and our Samana package is an unforgettable experience for all of us who truly appreciate nature. (more…)
July 26, 2010
Introducing our “Deep South” ecotourism package
The south western part of the country provides ecotourism at its finest, and is the perfect fit for travellers looking to get off the beaten path. Our journey is designed for the true eco tourist, and is rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Seaside, spectacular turquoise waters meet some of the most beautiful virgin beaches on the island. As we begin to move inland, we realize that we are surrounded by vast stretches of cactus filled desert, making this by far the islands driest region. We continue inland, the altitude rises rapidly as we enter the Sierra de Bahoruco Mountains which stretch across the lower DR and Haiti. It is the proximity of these different environments which gives the area ,by far, the richest biodiversity in the Caribbean. (more…)
July 22, 2010
Slow Down to Go Further
Slow down to enjoy life more and feel less rushed. You’ll pollute less too.
Do less. This is both a happiness and productivity tip. Doing less will make you happier, because your life won’t be so hectic and filled with stress. You will have time for things that give you pleasure, for the loved ones in your life, for life itself. (more…)
Add comment July 14, 2010
3 Million acres of new and expanded national parks in the Caribbean
The Nature Conservancy’s Caribbean Program celebrates the announcement of more than 3 million acres of new and expanded marine parks in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. (more…)
Add comment July 12, 2010
