(Video)#WildWednesday: Whales Of Panama
0Route of Giants ~ Whales in the capital. Footage filmed by Nel Boshoff Learn more about Vanessa at wildernessa.com Digg Stumble Upon Del.icio.us Buzz
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10 tips for the Green Traveling girl!
0Environmentally-Friendly Travel Comforts and Ideas photo via joiseyshowaa Here are some great tips for women travelers who want to stay environmentally friendly while on the road and in the field: 1. Bring tea tree oil Tea tree oil is an
Growing Green without the marks
2photo via christysherrer Well; I am now happily into my 5th month of pregnancy, with no bad symptoms to speak of…yet! As my belly continues to grow and grow, I am loving to rub it, and feel the new little
TheGreenGirls.com’s 2nd Anniversary Bash!! — Saturday June 26
1We're turning 2! It has been an amazing ride from launch to our 2 year mark & we have YOU to thank! Over the past two years, we have met some extraordinary people that have helped shape TheGreenGirls.com. Special thanks to
Video: Year of Biodiversity
1It is the Year Of Biodiversity! And we are coming upon April 22nd, Earth Day! It is a time to reflect, on where we have come from, and where we are going. Though we try to separate ourselves from Mother
Gearing up for the Arribada!
0It is coming upon Springtime in the USA, and here in the tropical waters of Panama, we are getting ready for an arrival of hundreds of mother turtles. I am hoping to be able to film the amazing experience in
Pueblos Solares
0Sometimes the greatest inventions come out of necessity. We have just finished editing a spot on the “Pueblos Solares” or in English “Solar Communities” that are popping up in a few select places in South America. photo via here everywhere
Video: A day in the life of an Embera
0This life is a journey less about BEING more about BECOMING; so I have decided against the Human Being idea- and I am embracing the Human Becoming. Thoughts from the field- Panama ~wildernessa Learn more about Vanessa at wildernessa.com Digg
Video: Whales of Las Perlas, Panama
0After a 12 month pregnancy, humpback calves are born 16 feet long, and weighing about 3000 lbs. They drink around 64 gallons of milk per day, and the suckling calf can gain more then 100 lbs per day during the
