Coffee/Fair Trade
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Subject: Potluck Sunday 10/5 (fwd)
From: Luis A. Vivanco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, September 29, 2003 8:27 pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FYI...
Dear Friends,
Next week, Deborah McLaren, who is an indigenous rights and tourism
activist
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Deborah McLaren
Tourism Rights
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Deborah McLaren
Tourism Rights
366 N. Prior Ave., Suite 205
St. Paul, MN 55104 USA
Tel. 651-644-9984 Fax 651-644-2720
www.tourismrights.org
REGISTER NOW! The world opens through the pages of your travel journal.
Jason Wilson, Catherine Watson, and Dan Buettner are among the 20-plus
travelers who will share their writing journeys with you at the Loft's
Travel Writers' Festival, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 5 - 7.
Travel and
impacted by these programs?
Deborah McLaren
warming crisis, we need to work together to pass strong
legislation, especially in the US, to change our energy consumption
and limit the pollution we contribute to terrorizing the atmosphere!
Deborah McLaren
Renewing the Countryside is a nonprofit organization in Minnesota. RTC
strengthens rural areas by championing and supporting rural
communities, farmers, artists, entrepreneurs, educators, activists and
other people who are renewing the countryside through sustainable and
innovative initiatives,
Does it matter where and how you travel?
greenroutes.jpg
By Deborah McLaren
Director, Sustainable Tourism Initiatives, Renewing the Countryside
Special to Minnesota 2020
http://www.mn2020.org/index.asp?Type=B_BASICSEC={465B2AB6-EC1A-4EB4-A9A4-730C77488490}DE=
Yes, it does matter not only
There use to be two anti-golf course groups in Asia, one in Japan. I don't
know if they are still in existance. Does anyone know?
Deborah McLaren
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Subject: TourismScan-ECOT Vietnam: Golf courses swallow farm land,
cost jobs
From:TourismScan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:Tue, July 1, 2008 12:12 am
To: TourismScan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Volunteer Tour at White Earth Indian Reservation
A volunteer tour to White Earth Indian Reservation will take place
September 5-12. Global Citizens Network is offering this intimate group
program to people who want to contribute to a local
unique tip you may have (eco-friendly tourist destination,
experience, food, etc).
I hope to compile a nice list of eco-friendly places to stay and post it
here.
Cheers!
Deborah McLaren
Thanks for the prompt - and silliness. And, over the years, all of the
information, support, encouragement and good debate on this green travel
subject! I'll be daring and reply first.
This is Deborah McLaren. I've worked in the field of sustainable tourism
and Indigenous rights for 15+ years
/education.
Email me if you would like a copy.
Thanks,
--
Deborah McLaren
Sustainable Tourism Initiatives
RBR Communications, Inc.
1873 Iglehart Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104
Cell 651-983-9880
Sustainable Tourism, Sustainable Communities
Did you review the results of the International Indigenous Sustainable
Tourism Certification online conference (from 2004)? They were
available in English, Spanish and Nepali. If so, it would be helpful
to learn how the recommendations were included in the work of this
group/initiative.
Deborah
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Thanks for your advice,
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Deborah McLaren
Sustainable Tourism Initiatives
RBR Communications, Inc.
1873 Iglehart Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104
Cell 651-983-9880
Sustainable Tourism, Sustainable Communities
visit http://travelmomma.wordpress.com/
Deborah McLaren
I'm seeking information about fair trade tourism - new programs,
research, organizations involved, etc. I'm researching for a new
journal on fair trade.
Please send comments to
Deborah McLaren at debo...@mm.com
Thank you!
I like this topic, Ron. Thanks for bringing it up and posting your
Powerpoint.
Here is a PowerPoint I did for the AIANTA conference last fall, Telling
Our Stories In New Mediums: Tourism, Internet, Radio, Video about Ojibwe
wild rice in northern Minnesota.
--
Deborah McLaren
http
/deborahmclaren/deborah-mc-laren-aiant-aconf-final-presentation
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Deborah McLaren
http://travelmomma.wordpress.com
Digests or long messages in replies!}
Yahoo! Groups Links
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Deborah McLaren
Cell 651-983-9880
E-mail: debo...@mm.com
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