A travel guide to finding meat-free regional cuisine.

Take a trip to these 5 uber-sustainable wine producers.

Skip Cancun for a trip in Bacalar with zero-impact beach activities… and relaxation.

A look at the Boutiquehotel Stadthalle in Vienna, Austria.

Julia shares her experience seeing the Northern Lights and tells us how to see them in Denali National Park.

A sacred day at Semenggoh Wildlife Centre, where orphaned and injured orangutans get a chance to return to health and the wild.

Discover Peaceful Fruits, a social enterprise making a positive impact in the Amazon rainforest and in Akron, Ohio.

Discover 6 places you can sleep sustainably on your trip to New Zealand’s gorgeous South Island.

Here are 6 properties in New Zealand's North island redefining the parameters for the "eco-friendly" distinction.

Experience the best of New Zealand’s South Island with these environmentally-friendly trip ideas. (Part 2)

Experience the best of New Zealand’s South Island with these environmentally-friendly trip ideas.

Julia provides a personal introduction to Christchurch before providing her guide to a socially conscious weekend trip in New Zealand’s garden city on the South Island.

A guide to staying in one of New Zealand’s greenest accommodations and exploring the area around Abel Tasman Point and Takaka.

With 157 babies being born every minute, the planet's capacity pushed to its boundaries, and the health of our entire delicate ecosystem hanging in the balance, “sustainability” is the word of the day and the word of the future.

Julia Reynolds provides her personal take on why we should eat food that is both locally- and humanely-sourced at home and while traveling.

This 48-hour guide to socially conscious travel in Auckland shows you how to experience New Zealand’s largest city in an enjoyable and sustainable way.

Tour Australia’s culinary capital, the socially conscious way, with this 48-hour travel guide to Melbourne.

Hobart is nestled in the vineyard-etched foothills of Kunanyi (Mt. Wellington) and adjacent to the lush farmland of the Huon and Derwent Valleys. It seems only natural that a city like Hobart would be at the forefront of the slow food and sustainability movement in Australia. See Hobart with this 48 hour, socially-conscious travel guide.

In a converted warehouse tucked in a shady alleyway of Newtown, Sydney's colorful, artistic bohemia, Young Henrys is brewing peace of mind, one sustainably-sourced and delicious pint at a time. 

Julia Reynolds shares her personal account of her sustainability-driven trip around North Queensland, including staying in solar-powered accommodation and an eco-friendly dive in Australia’s famous Great Barrier Reef.