Follow these 7 sustainable travel blogs and websites for sustainable travel tips, stories and photography from all corners of the world.

National Geographic’s Intelligent Travel is on the front lines of travel that illuminates, celebrates, and preserves irreplaceable places. Its travel experts share travel stories guaranteed to induce wanderlust.

Nomadasaurus is one of the most popular adventure travel blogs on the internet, run by Alesha Bradford and Jarryd Salem from Australia. They specialise in adventure travel, sustainable tourism, overland journeys, off the beaten path destinations and creating travel as a lifestyle. They document these experiences with a journalistic style of writing, coupled with captivating photography.

The Ethical Traveler was founded by  author and journalist Jeff Greenwald, to “empower travellers to change the world.” It is dedicated to educating travellers about the social and environmental impact of their decisions, showing how travel can be a potent form of diplomacy, and giving travellers a forum through which their united voices can serve the world community. Read news and dispatches on their blog. 

The Sustainable Travel International blog demonstrates how travel and tourism can protect the world’s natural and cultural riches and create economic opportunity. Since 2002, Sustainable Travel International has helped more than 100 destinations to protect their natural and cultural assets.

Irene Lane, the founder of Greenloons shares her sustainable travels and tips here.  Green loons is a website committed to providing trusted, transparent information about authentic, responsible, sustainable and certified ecotourism travel vacations available around the world, to make it easy to directly connect travellers with meaningful, unique and awesome travel experiences.

Eco companion believe that the best holidays make their mark on your heart but not on the earth. They share trips that sustain local communities, natural habitats and wildlife.

Grantourismo is the travel site of travel and food writer and photographer, Lara Dunston and Terence Carter. They believe that travelling more slowly, is also travelling more sustainably. Their passion is to reveal slow, sustainable travel; local travel and living like locals; experiential travel and learning and doing things; and responsible travel and giving back to places they visit.