Big Impact, Small Footprint
These slow travel blogs are for travelers, photographers, animal lovers, and earth protectors alike, from all around the world.
Today, I will be taking you along for a scenic 2 days hiking itinerary, amidst the Pyrenee’s most famous and beloved natural site, the Cirque de Gavarnie. Most famous for its sharp granite peaks and being home to the endangered brown bears, this mountain range transforms into a true hiker’s paradise in the summer! Wait until you see the photos!
Read MoreLooking for a breath of fresh air in one of the most beautiful gardens in the world, right outside of Paris? Search no more! Taking a day trip from Paris to Giverny is one of the best activities to do while visiting Paris. In Giverny, you’ll find Monet's incredible house and expansive gardens including the iconic Japanese bridge!
Read MoreLast week, while gazing out at the Atlantic Ocean, my dad and I decided to do something completely out of the ordinary: wwoofing together in the Pyrenees. As an environmentalist and filmmaker, I’ve had a growing interest in organic farming and now felt like the right time to put my enthusiasm into practice. Here’s how it all happened and what we learned out on the farm!
Read MoreAlthough lately I’ve been based in Paris, I’m not one for cities. I love green open spaces and as a way to escape the hustle and bustle, I’ve put in place a weekly ritual to escape the city and find refuge in nature. In this series of articles, you’ll find ideas and recounts of my experiences exploring the various options for day trips from Paris! This week is about two forest hikes around Paris: Fontainebleau and Ermenonville.
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Bonjour there! My name is Anna and I am a french photographer, documentary filmmaker, and passionate environmentalist. For the past three years, I have been traveling around the world working for environmental non-profits in the search of answers regarding sustainability, human rights and traveling with the lowest impact possible.
