Big Impact, Small Footprint
These slow travel blogs are for travelers, photographers, animal lovers, and earth protectors alike, from all around the world.
Looking for zero waste skincare inspiration? Read about Megan’s New York journey to zero waste beauty: which brands are best? Who offers recycling programs and what’s the hardest part of having a waste-free beauty routine? it’s all in this Green Wanderlust guide.
Read MoreHow much plastic is too much plastic, and how can we halt this infernal machine? For the past few months—ever-since my return from Cambodia, plastics have been weighing heavily on my mind. I decided to go past the obvious facts and do some proper research on the topic: why are plastics everywhere and what should we do about them?
Read MoreAlthough lately I’ve been based in Paris, I’m not one for cities. I love green open spaces and as a way to escape the hustle and bustle, I’ve put in place a weekly ritual to escape the city and find refuge in nature. In this series of articles, you’ll find ideas and recounts of my experiences exploring the various options for day trips from Paris! This week is about two forest hikes around Paris: Fontainebleau and Ermenonville.
Read MoreAs an environmental documentary filmmaker myself, I’ve watched hundreds of environmental movies. They inspire my work and lifestyle and are great sources of empowerment. I often get asked for recommendations so I thought I’d share this list, gathering my favorite 15 films and giving reasons as to why.
Read MoreMy skin is one of my biggest insecurity and I struggle with it on a daily basis. One of the solutions I have found to help me fight that insecurity is making my own homemade facemasks. They soothe my skin as much as they soothe my mind, and I will usually mix them up two to three times a week. Here, I am sharing with you my favorite four recipes!
Read MoreCambodia is not only one of my favorite places in the world, but it was also my home for 8 months so when it comes to deciding what places to visit in Cambodia, you can trust me! In this Green Wanderlust guide, find all the insider tips on my favorite locations in the country and find information on when to go, how to dress, and what to bring to have the best time in the land of a thousand temples.
Read MoreKnown as the Red City, Marrakech is the most famous city in Morocco and for good reasons! As Africa’s first capital of culture, the city abounds with museums, great restaurants, and impressive and detailed architecture, which provides the ideal setting for unrestrained and adventurous exploration. Here is my Green Wanderlust take on the best activities to do while in Marrakech, hope you enjoy!
Read MoreYou've only got 3 days in Siem Reap? Don't worry, I've lived here for eight months and I know the city inside and out so this wonderful little guide will help you pack all the best things to do in Siem Reap in just that time! Best restaurants in Siem Reap, favorite temples and spas: I've got your back for an amazing and eco-friendy stay in this bustling town.
Read MoreEver dreamt of waking up in the Sahara Desert, or driving through an oasis? I definitely had, and my dream came true. Our 3 days desert expedition was the best part of our Moroccan journey and this guide will provide you with everything you need to know to organize your own desert trip of a lifetime! Are you ready for adventure?
Read MoreLooking for inspiration to plan your next Morocco itinerary? Here is a simple guide to spending the best ten days in this magical country. From Fès through Chefchaouen, including the Sahara Desert and ending in Marrakech, this wonderful green wanderlust itinerary will have you dreaming of sand dunes and tajines.
Read MoreAlthough Siem Reap is most famous for its temples, many travelers ignore that Cambodian food is a highly underrated cuisine, and you happen to be in the best place to sample it! In addition to having great Khmer restaurants, Siem Reap also offers an incredible array of high-quality foods from around the world, so whether you are craving a tradition fish amok or would die for a good pasta dish, I have you covered either way.
Read MoreTravelers tend to love animals, and often, people who love animals also want to see and photograph the wildlife! The sad reality; however, is that many of the tourists attractions promoting wildlife experiences around the world are run as businesses and often disregard the well-fare of our favorite animals. Empower yourself with the tools to recognize unethical wildlife tourism with this simple guide, and help to end this sad industry.
Read MoreFinding it hard to make up your mind on what to do in Siem Reap? From the best spas and restaurants to the greatest ways to get out into nature, this guide provides an insider’s insight into unlocking the beauty and fun of this bustling city.
Read MoreSustainable travel is not all about where you stay, or which transport you use to get there, it is very much also about which institution you choose to support while you are there! Here, I provide you with a list of my favorite non-profit organizations to visit and support around Siem Reap.
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Bonjour there! My name is Anna and I am a french photographer, documentary filmmaker, and passionate environmentalist. For the past three years, I have been traveling around the world working for environmental non-profits in the search of answers regarding sustainability, human rights and traveling with the lowest impact possible.
