Eco Verde Travel

You all know how much I love Portland. Well, one of my friends and colleagues, Mary Cecchini, founder and director of Living Big Travel, is hosting a 5-day domestic adventure in Portland this July.

If you haven't experienced the city and would like to do so in a super fun, off-the-beaten-path kind of way, Mary's trip would be a great way to experience some hidden gems. Shes lived there her whole life and is a lovely, lovely person, as well. The trip is sure to be a blast! :)

Portland - July 19-23, 2017 - Living Big “I grew up in Portland and have watched it grow, explode and come to life as a center of all-things outdoor, culture, food, beverage, sneakers — it’s really incredible to be part of a city on the move! After traveling the world and sharing my favorite cities with groups of women, I can’t wait to sho...

Thank goodness. Thank you, THANK YOU, Obama!

With new monuments in Nevada, Utah, Obama adds to his environmental legacy Obama has invoked 1906 Antiquities Act more than any president since FDR. Republicans want to change it.

There we go! Gosh, I love Green Global Travel.

"Many people assume that those who don’t travel lack a sense of adventure, and that they simply need to be braver and venture out into the world. But there are a lot of other reasons many people don't travel, and understanding those reasons is the first step towards making travel more inclusive. Check out this thought-provoking piece about the accessibility of travel!"

Let’s stop pretending that travel is accessible to everyone. it’s patronizing – ignorant, even – to imply that lack of sense of adventure is the only thing keeping people from traveling. It isn’t.