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  Mozambique: island-hopping by dhow on the Quirimbas archipelago

  15 Dec 2011:

  On Mozambique's stunning north coast, ancient dhows are helping to revitalise the local economy – not through trade or fishing, but by taking tourists from one tropical island to another

• How to have a turtle-friendly holiday on Kenya's coast

  12 Dec 2011:

  Coastal development and tourism is badly hurting east Africa's natural environment. Here's how to minimise your impact

• How tourism is taking the turtles from Kenya's blue waters

  12 Dec 2011:

  A global hotspot for turtle-spotting, Kenya is facing a problem – the tourists are destroying what they come for

• Birdwatching in Mexico's Yucatan - audio slideshow

  Interactive, 25 Nov 2011:

  Celestún in Mexico is one of those places where nature went slightly mad, creating huge numbers of species in a small area, including over 1,000 kinds of bird

• The Guardian green travel list 2011

  4 Nov 2011:

  Richard Hammond of greentraveller.co.uk introduces this year's 20 most innovative eco-tourism projects, trips and places to stay, selected by an expert panel – and you

• Going the whole hog in Sicily

  16 Oct 2011:

  In search of the perfect sausage, novelist Peter Jinks travels to Sicily where, among the ancient beech woods, he meets his new best friend – the black swine

• Travel Awards 2011 winners

  30 Sep 2011:

  The full list of winners announced at this year's Guardian, Observer and guardian.co.uk Travel Awards

• 'This is the way Fiji is supposed to be, and we want to keep that' – audio slideshow

  Interactive, 9 Sep 2011:

  Two hundred miles east of Fiji's main island, the Lau archipelago is spectacular and remote – with one flight a week and one place to stay. Kevin Rushby is one of just 20 annual visitors to this old slice of the South Pacific

• Watts Towers: LA's weird masterpiece

  25 Aug 2011:

  The Los Angeles suburb of Watts is notorious for the 1965 riots – and for one of the world's great public art works, says Carolyn Lyons

• Cycling worth £3bn a year to UK economy, says LSE study

  21 Aug 2011: Report says industry employs 23,000 and generates £500m for the state annually, as manufacturers see sales rise by 28%

• Relax - a gap year's supposed to be fun

  19 Aug 2011:

  The despair-cobbled road to working life looms so why be sensible now? Forget good works and improving your CV – just have a blast, says Emma Kennedy

• Glamping in Mongolia

  16 Aug 2011:

  Mongolia, home to the yurt, is now offering luxury camping in sustainable, nomad-run gers in remote Khan Khentiii, says Tom O'Malley

• Philippines' nuclear white elephant becomes anti-nuclear tourist attraction

  2 Aug 2011:

  IPS: Completed in 1985, the Philippines' Bataan nuclear power plant has never been used – and now activists hope to turn it into an eco tourism destination

• After the Arab Spring: the view from Morocco

  18 Jun 2011:

  Tahir Shah, the Casablanca-based writer and film-maker, visits Marrakech where tourists are staying away and there are bargains to be had

• Self-catering review: Slattenslade Cottage, Parracombe

  11 Jun 2011:

  An eco-home on the north Devon coast has a fab location, but there's no excuse for cheap bedding and small sofas, says Sally Shalam

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