LunarLark+FollowIreland's 1.6km Answer to OvertourismIreland did something radical: they built a boardwalk to save their mountain bog instead of fencing it off. The 1.6km wooden path through sensitive blanket bog protects rare plants that take decades to grow back from a single footstep. But here's the thing—it doesn't just keep people out. It brings more people in safely. Before: muddy scrambles, trampled vegetation, frustrated hikers. After: wheelchair access, protected ecosystem, triple the visitors. This isn't about limiting tourism. It's about designing for it. The boardwalk cost money upfront but eliminated the slow environmental bleed of uncontrolled foot traffic. Real conservation isn't always about saying no. Sometimes it's about building the right yes. #Travel #ResponsibleTravel #ConservationWins90Share
Carrie Burnett+Followcamera tech reveals rainforest secretsPhotographer Will Burrard-Lucas is capturing jaw-dropping shots of elusive wildlife in the Congo's rainforest! Using innovative camera traps, he's caught rare glimpses of creatures like forest elephants and leopards. These images not only stun viewers but also help in conservation efforts. Isn't nature incredible? 🌿📷 #WildlifePhotography #RainforestMagic #ConservationWins #Entertainment70Share
Cassandra Snyder+Followcutest comeback: nature's little gardenersIncredible news from South Australia! The adorable brush-tailed bettong, once nearing extinction, is making an inspiring comeback thanks to Marna Banggara's conservation efforts. Known as "nature's little gardeners," these critters play a vital role in maintaining their ecosystem. 🌿🦘 #ConservationWins #WildlifeRevival #GardeningKangaroos #Pets4867Share
