Andy Warhol and endangered species
The American artist always considered the importance of protecting nature through The Andy Warhol Preserve, a 15 acres area in New York.
Natural paradise
Switzerland has a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Natural World Heritage Sites, where efforts are made to harmonize human activities with the preservation of biodiversity and the sustainable use of natural resources
Winter rescue
Biodiversity in the boreal, subpolar and polar regions has been affected by global warming, sea ice retreat, and increased ocean acidification
Lake Tuz, the “sky mirror” of Turkey
Salt Lake Tuz (Tuz Gölü in Turkish) is located at a 40 km from Cappadocia, on the route to Ankara, capital of Turkey and Istanbul, with an extension of 1.665 km2.
S.O.S Maldivas
The real luxury is peace, time and space in voyages thru into itself and nature.
The giant lantern of the Maldives
With a privileged location in the Indian Ocean, south of India, the Republic of Maldives is characterized by its warm blue oceans and incredible white sand beaches. It is made up of 26 atolls with more than a thousand islands, 200 of which are uninhabited.
The Sea
Only water, and its particular combination of properties, has allowed life to exist as we know it today.
Planet Earth is an infinite factory of life
How many living beings there are on the planet, is a question for which the answer is not known with full certainty, not even regarding mammals. Among several factors, it is because, although species are constantly disappearing, at least 10 thousand are revealed yearly.
The undisputed Australian kings
Australia has positioned itself as one of the main tourist references in the world thanks to its eccentric fauna characterized by more than 4,000 species of fishes, 828 types of birds, 378 species of mammals, 300 variations of lizards (two of crocodiles) and 50 types of marine mammals.
Snow Fox
With a coat that changes color, based on the passage of the seasons, the Arctic fox, polar or isatis, is the only mammal native to Iceland that reached the circumpolar regions of the Arctic after moving over the frozen sea, at the end of the last glaciation.