National Geographic Traveler is indisputably a distinguished source of travel information. The magazine’s current editor-in-chief, Keith Bellows, is a jetsetter himself and has more than your average taste for real adventure. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he made frequent trips as a young man to Istanbul, London, and Egypt, so it’s not surprising.
Water pollution is nothing new. It is only in the past few decades that man began to realize the grave cost of his nonchalant ways towards the environment, and Southern Florida’s jewel, the Everglades, is just one of the many casualties of his acts. Fortunately, there are socially and environmentally responsive groups who are reversing …
