When I discovered Let's Go Biking! I was thrilled to find tons of information on where to bike in and around Vancouver, for pleasure, and away from cars.
Had to give it a try and the first ride was around Richmond, for one simple reason: it is flat!
Saw turtles and a fox, herons, eagles and fish, mountains and sea
planes, historical sites and one of the new Olympic buildings, farms and
hidden hippie communites.
It’s about 95% away from cars, and in some places you really feel you’re on holidays far away from the city. Just brilliant!
For those who think all is lost when it comes to our environment, there’s good news: I keep on running into people concerned with the environment, people who are doing their share to change things, informint others, raising awareness, moving things in a better direction.
Recently, I met Jocelyn Demers, producer of a couple of films that tackle issues related to sustaintability. One of the documentaries is about bees: Saving the Life Keepers. You can check the trailer here:
If you have no idea why I’m talking about bees, here’s a 4-minute summary about the issue:
Y en español (de España) otro video reciente, de media hora que explica el tema de la muerte de las abejas (síndrome de despoblamiento de las colmenas) y lo que eso representa para nosotros:
I know I’m being a bit repetitive here, but I’m just obsessed with Amsterdam. I love the cities I’ve been living, but I wouldn’t mind spending some time in a place with so much water and bikes. Here’s another peek at how does living in a city with bikes looks like. Enjoy!
In the next days I'll be posting some of the answers I collected, which I recorded in their native language and script besides an English translation. For each, I added a close up photo of the person, their first name, age, occupation, and their country or countries.
Below is the premise. I invite you to join and contribute with your own 2 cents. You can comment below or send the info to hisandhersustainabletrip@gmail.com and we'll post it for you.
What would you do to make a happy earth day truly happy?