Ecotourism Resource

Asociația Harta Verde România este o organizație fără scop lucrativ, cu personalitate juridică, apolitică, înființată în baza Încheierii Civile nr. 1600/CC/2010 pronunțată de Judecătoria Bistrița în data de 30.06.2010, cu sediul în mun. Bistrița, jud. Bistrița-Năsăud. Asociația este reprezentată legal de Samoilă Ciprian, președintele asociației. În conformitate cu statutul Asociației, membrii acesteia s-au asociat în scopul dezvoltării durabile a societății prin conservarea biodiversității, promovarea ecoturismului și a educației formale și non-formale a tinerilor și adulților pentru natură implementând proiecte multidisciplinare și susținând inițiative etice. Misiunea Asociației este promovarea valorificării durabile a patrimoniului natural. #hartaverde

It's finally here! We have four e-Cars in Remagen and Sinzig. The locations in Remagen are Drususplatz (near the train station) and the swimming facility. Our cars are white with a green "clever-mobil"-print. To rent one of our cars you can either download our app or access our website through the browser. What are you waiting for? Rent an e-Car for yor next trip!

It's finally here! We have four e-Cars in Remagen and Sinzig. The locations in Remagen are Drususplatz (near the train station) and the swimming facility. Our cars are white with a green "clever-mobil"-print. To rent one of our cars you can either download our app or access our website through the browser. What are you waiting for? Rent an e-Car for yor next trip!

Solstice Family Farm is located on 33 acres on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula. We are a homestead style farm, where we not only grow vegetables, fruit, eggs and meat for market, but obtain much of what we need right from the land. We teach a variety of growing techniques: orcharding, pasture management, animal husbandry, carpentry and mechanical skills, farm equipment operation, pest management and a long list of other skills needed on a farm. It's safe to say that our farm has lots to keep you moving!

Three Peas is a multi-purpose farm serving guests at the Inn or selling eggs, chickens, herbs (nettles), Fruits, Vegetables and even wriggler garden worms.

Known colloquially as the 'Squiggly Bridge' because it makes a slight 'S' shape when viewed from above, the Tradeston footbridge is a pedestrian bridge that crosses the River Clyde, linking the Anderston area (on the North bank of the river) with Tradeston (on the South bank of the river).

Scottish Canals is the official body that (in their own words) "look[s] after the Scottish canals, conserving them as part of our heritage, & transforming them to play a vital role in Scotland today." The offices are located on the banks of the Glasgow Canal that stretches across Glasgow City, this canal, itself, being a section of the Forth & Clyde Canal that crosses central Scotland.

Food-forest, flowers, vegetables, sheep, chickens, eggs, grain and breads, Farm Bed & Breakfast White Lotus Farm & Inn is a supporter of the FEED Jeffco program.

This is an amazing park, planted especially to provide food for wildlife throughout the seasons. They have turned this into a native plant food forest and its one of the few places to forage in Manhattan. With the wonderful Solar One on the north end, the path south leads all the way through East River Park. Houses a 3-bin compost system for yard waste mid-park. Real riverside refreshment - however! The East Side Coastal Resilience - ESCR project is causing this garden to be distributed around the neighborhood. It will be some time before this wonderland returns to its full form.

2021- temporarily programming elsewhere while construction of the East Side Coastal Resilience project is underway nearby. Now in the process of relocating for the massive East Side Coast Resilience levee, this "Green Energy, Arts and Education Center" has an amazing permaculture-style native plant 'food forest'* that has food for several species, including humans. Their educational programming is terrific too!

The  Markethalle offers a wide range of regional food. There you will find unpacked vegetables and fruit, meat, fish and other basic necessities are also available here. The market offers everyday a special menu with hot dishes, which also consist of regional food. The market is even more interesting for the people from Caucasus - Azerbaijan and Georgia. There you can find Halal meat and products for traditional Caucasian recipes.

With over 52 acres and 10,000 different plants from all over the world, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is one of the premier sites to see while in Brooklyn. While exploring the BBG, one can come across a number of specialty gardens that range from the Japanese-Hill-and-Pond-Garden, the Children's Garden, the Native Flora Garden, the Cranford Rose Garden, the Alice Recknagel Ireys Fragrance Garden, and the Steinhardt Conservatory. While containing a number of specialty gardens, the BBG also hosts a number of child friendly/educational events that range from promoting gardening to educating people about eating greener in the Green Apple! They also have their own BBG Library for researchers wanting to perform further research! For a complete list of their events, tours, and services, please visit their comprehensive website!

Since it was built in 1896, the 250-acre New York Botanical Garden has served as an advocate for nature through its role as a museum of living plants; through comprehensive education programs; and through research programs of the International Plant Science Center. As one of the largest botanical gardens in the world NYBG is home to 50 curated display gardens and over 50-acres of native forest. The Garden also hosts the Bronx Green-Up, part of the New York City Compost project, and provides compost outreach and education to local residents and businesses. The New York Botanical Garden was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1967. For more information about their programs, events, and exhibitions, please be sure to visit their website!

Patagonia's Upper West Side store is a great place to find thoughtfully designed clothing and gear for outdoor adventures and everyday green living. An early adopter of organics, all materials are carefully sourced, durable and practical. Designs are classics so they can be used for years. A wonderful supporter of local environmental initiatives through all their stores, Patagonia Upper West Side is contributing to this map's development!

Recently refurbished by New York City it has cement paths for walking, running, bicycling, roller blading and playground for children. Undergoing renovation at present, but has large open grassy area. Site of cultural fairs and movies shown on dam in summer. 9/11 Memorial recently opened and can be viewed for free.

With over 52 acres and 10,000 different plants from all over the world, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is one of the premier sites to see while in Brooklyn. While exploring the BBG, one can come across a number of specialty gardens that range from the Japanese-Hill-and-Pond-Garden, the Children's Garden, the Native Flora Garden, the Cranford Rose Garden, the Alice Recknagel Ireys Fragrance Garden, and the Steinhardt Conservatory. While containing a number of specialty gardens, the BBG also hosts a number of child friendly/educational events that range from promoting gardening to educating people about eating greener in the Green Apple! They also have their own BBG Library for researchers wanting to perform further research! For a complete list of their events, tours, and services, please visit their comprehensive website!

Since it was built in 1896, the 250-acre New York Botanical Garden has served as an advocate for nature through its role as a museum of living plants; through comprehensive education programs; and through research programs of the International Plant Science Center. As one of the largest botanical gardens in the world NYBG is home to 50 curated display gardens and over 50-acres of native forest. The Garden also hosts the Bronx Green-Up, part of the New York City Compost project, and provides compost outreach and education to local residents and businesses. The New York Botanical Garden was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1967. For more information about their programs, events, and exhibitions, please be sure to visit their website!

Parc construit in stil rustic doar din materiale naturale, ecologice (lemn, sfoara din canepa, etc.).

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