NatureAir Launches
Educational Eco-Tourism
Blog
NatureAir, the world's
first certified carbon
neutral airline,
announced the official
launch of its Nature
Blog. The blog was
created to help educate
readers on sustainable
travel and keep people
informed and involved in
Costa Rica as an
ecotourist destination.
Nature Blog provides an
educational outlet for
people to share and
exchange information on
ecotourism, global
warming, climate change
and its impact on the
world.
NatureAir as an airline
is working to combat the
effects of global
warming by using carbon
credits from every
passenger to help
conserve Costa Rica's
Osa Peninsula, one of
the region's most
biologically diverse
rainforests.
"It becomes a duty and
necessity for us to
preserve and protect the
environment that we are
living in," said Alex
Khajavi, Founder and CEO
of NatureAir. "We are
the users of resources
and this should motivate
us to protect and to
give back to the
environment."
Nature Air's blogger,
Naturally Larry, offers
information relating to
the efforts of people
and institutions that
make a difference,
helping to create a
balance between commerce
and conservation amidst
the backdrop of some
very serious global
issues, like climate
change, and sustainable
travel. In addition,
NatureAir's flight
captain will be sharing
his stories from the
sky. This column will
give readers an inside
perspective on what it
means for this pilot to
be an integral part of a
sustainable airline.
The blog was created to
be a social networking
educational outlet.
Travelers, pilots and
professionals in all
fields are encouraged to
share their stories and
thoughts about Central
American travel,
ecotourism, global
warming and climate
change. To learn more
about how to become
involved and post
stories, questions or
comments visit:
http://blog.natureair.com
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