Leaves and Twigs: A Weekly Roundup of the Best Sustainability Stories on the Web
December 17, 2012Last week, a new documentary showcased the largest iceberg breakup ever filmed; we shared ideas for gifts that give back to the planet; and Costa Rica became the first Latin American country to ban hunting.
- “We want to merge sustainable tourism and culture. We want to leave something positive behind.” [Sustainable Trip]
- Costa Rica has made history, becoming the first Latin American country to ban hunting. [The Guardian]
- Chasing Ice – a new documentary – reveals the largest iceberg breakup ever filmed. [The Guardian]
- Domtar is helping to create a new model for responsible forest management with group FSC certification. [3BL Media]
- Give a gift that gives back to the planet this holiday season. [Rainforest Alliance]
- Explore the connection between species extinction, organized crime and the spread of disease. [Huffington Post]
- A collection of stunning wildlife shots. [National Geographic]
- “With time running out to tackle global warming, sustained global pressure must be put on governments to reach a deal in 2015.” [The Guardian]
- Up close and personal with one of the world’s rarest cats. [BBC]
- This baby turtle is nearing the end of his perilous journey to the sea. [Facebook]
- What makes a strong sustainability standard? Rigor, accuracy, transparency and more. [Vimeo]
