The following rules have been developed for a responsible whale watching operation. If you are on board and aware of these rules, and the vessel violates them, in addition to complaining to the crew at the time, you are requested to notify the port authorities upon your return so that […]
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Closed seasons are periods of time during which hunting or fishing is prohibited; their importance lies in the fact that they generally apply to species that would otherwise be overexploited for commercial purposes to the point of extinction. LET'S NOT ENCOURAGE ILLEGAL CATCH BY PURCHASING THESE SPECIES DURING CLOSED TIMES […]
The thousands of people visiting beaches lead to an increase in waste. The most common type is plastic (bags, drink caps, wrappers). It's also the most deadly for marine wildlife. Some marine species (seagulls and turtles) ingest pieces of plastic that they mistake for food, which is dangerous because […]
All of us who want the world to be a place where we can fully enjoy all the good things in life must be aware that it's not enough for governments, institutions, and environmental organizations to take action, promote projects, and express demands. Our actions as "isolated" individuals also produce environmental impacts, so […]
Those who have practiced any type of underwater activity can consider themselves privileged, as they can experience the wonder of marine biodiversity directly through coral reefs. Advanced diving is required to take photographs and/or videos. Although these ecosystems face an uncertain future, these people have become the most […]
APPROACHING BIRDS FROM BOATS Sometimes we find spectacular concentrations of seabirds at sea; groups of birds feeding at the surface, diving, or simply resting and bathing. Many of these birds have traveled hundreds or thousands of kilometers, often to feed their young. Being aware of birds in […]
The Ministry of Tourism (Mintur), through Luis Falconí (Vice Minister), and the Ecuadorian Institute of Standardization (INEN), through its director, Patricia León, signed an institutional cooperation agreement seeking to develop regulatory studies on quality management for tourism institutions. The signing of this agreement, which was attended by […]
The adventure cycling project Bike Spondylus has been operating on two wheels for a few months now, covering a wide variety of routes with beautiful and safe trails in different locations in the provinces of Guayas, Santa Elena, and Manabí. Xavier Villegas, a self-proclaimed "bicycle entrepreneur," is […]
Overview of the Eco-Village. Months ago, around fifteen people from Guayaquil's environmental movement were cordially invited by José Delgado to take a community tourism tour of Santay Island. The following are some impressions, recommendations, and suggestions from one of the visitors and environmental interpreter, Pier Luiggi Maquilón. The outing […]
Image Consorcio Chile With these safety tips, whenever you travel to enjoy a well-deserved vacation, you can truly enjoy it safely. BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME Don't let newspapers or mail pile up at your doorstep, as this is a sign of your absence. Coordinate with […]
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