Today NatureAir, the world’s first certified carbon neutral airline, announced the official launch of its Nature Blog. The blog was created to help educate readers on sustainable travel and keep people informed and involved in Costa Rica as an ecotourist destination. Nature Blog provides an educational outlet for people to share and exchange information on ecotourism, global warming, climate change and its impact on the world.
San Jose, Costa Rica (Vocus/PRWEB) October 20, 2008 — Today NatureAir, the world’s first certified carbon neutral airline, announced the official launch of its Nature Blog. The blog was created to help educate readers on sustainable travel and keep people informed and involved in Costa Rica as an ecotourist destination. Nature Blog provides an educational outlet for people to share and exchange information on ecotourism, global warming, climate change and its impact on the world.
NatureAir as an airline is working to combat the effects of global warming by using carbon credits from every passenger to help conserve Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, one of the region’s most biologically diverse rainforests. “It becomes a duty and necessity for us to preserve and protect the environment that we are living in,” said Alex Khajavi, Founder and CEO of NatureAir. “We are the users of resources and this should motivate us to protect and to give back to the environment.”
Nature Air’s blogger, Naturally Larry, offers information relating to the efforts of people and institutions that make a column will give readers an inside perspective on what it means for this pilot to be an integral part of a sustainable airline. The blog was created to be a social networking educational outlet. Travelers, pilots and professionals in all fields are encouraged to share their stories and thoughts about Central American travel, ecotourism, global warming and climate change. To learn more about how to become involved and post stories, questions or comments visit the NatureAir Blog.
About NatureAir:
Since its inception in 2000, NatureAir has grown from flying 18,000 passengers annually to more than 150,000 in 2007. The company got its start with one plane and 17 employees. Now it has a fleet of eight planes and more than 150 employees. NatureAir offsets more than 6,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually and uses carbon credits to help conserve Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, one of the region’s most biologically diverse rainforests. It’s the only twin-engine airline in Costa Rica with both scheduled and chartered flights, and offers 74 daily flights to 17 destinations in Costa Rica, and Panama.
For pricing, and a complete list of flight schedules visit:
NatureAir.com