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Stay home and change the world |
 Summit on Citizen Diplomacy, Dec. 2005
Be a citizen diplomat here in Austin
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Small ways to help while traveling in Southeast Asia |
Choosing a tour operator that focused on "responsible travel" taught me a few things about Vietnam and Cambodia.
Written by Laurie Winfield
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Educational projects in Cambodia give travelers a way to do more than just see the sites |
 Greta Arnquist and Daniela Papi.
By Maryann Bylander
Biking for a month across a country that hardly has roads seems like
enough of an adventure. But for the leaders of The PEPY Ride - PEPY
stands for Protect the Earth Protect Yourself - this is a small part of
their challenge in Cambodia.
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Simple gift of cameras develops ties between kids in Austin and Tanzania |
By Lisa Wyatt Roe
Tanzania's Ruaha National Park is a very tough place to get to from
Austin. It takes 36 hours, three long plane rides and eight to 10 hours
on a bus.
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By Ann Bishop
I’d been looking for a way to do my first birding in Mexico, and the El Cielo Nature Festival in February offered an opportunity to explore the El Cielo area and bird several different areas in the region. |
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