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[...] There really is no way to predict the Northern Lights or nature for that matter. Because of our understanding through scientific observation we are [...]

[...] 9 Things You Didn’t Know About the Northern Lights 1. Aurora Borealis is a natural phenomenon named after a Greek god and a Roman goddess. The [...]

[...] “How Likely Is It to See the Northern Lights?” Many people ask me how likely is it that they will see the Northern Lights in Alaska and I [...]

[...] My last post inspired me to research other mythologies about the Northern Lights because the fact why it is called Aurora borealis: it was named after the Roman goddess of [...]

[...] should strengthen the local environment, not harm it. Many ecotourism agencies, like Gondwana Ecotours, work directly with local non-profits and native populations to ensure that money is going [...]

[...] been mapped out and integrated into modern society, it has come to our attention recently at Gondwana Ecotours that there are still a number of isolated, “uncontacted people” living in the [...]

[...] on Earth To be in-step with the 21st century’s insatiable love of listing and ranking, Gondwana Ecotours will step into the ranking arena with an important contribution, and a few important [...]

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[...] likely be able to find it on a board. The post The History of Surfing appeared first on Global Sustainable Ecotours - Gondwana Ecotours. [...]

[...] Achuar way of life, read more here. The post My Summer in the Amazon appeared first on Global Sustainable Ecotours - Gondwana Ecotours. [...]

[...] finicky. Clouds roll in, clouds roll out, and clear skies are required to see the Aurora Borealis. So patience is a virtue that bears using when trying to hunt the lights. In addition, [...]

[...] 9 Things You Didn’t Know About the Northern Lights 1. Aurora Borealis is a natural phenomenon named after a Greek god and a Roman goddess. The 17th century [...]

[...] and watch for them. They next day, Scott told me he captured some amazing photos of the Aurora Borealis. I was confused at first, because I did not see any strong appearances that night. Also, we [...]

[...] lands for that long, I wasn’t surprised to come across an entertaining story about the Aurora Borealis. The Samis believed energy from souls departed created the Northern Lights. According to [...]

[...] Home on Guna Yala In the age of GPS, cell-phones, and globalization, there are very few tribes still living in [...]

[...] who were surprised by an unexpected light show. That is why whenever I go to Alaska on a Gondwana ecotour I am actively scouting for the Northern Lights every night. As soon as I see them dance [...]

[...] say hello in Achuar (Wiña Jai); but, learning about the delicate balance of the Amazon Rainforest ecosystem and how to protect it was a life-changing lesson I would like to share with the [...]