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Cuba Travel Article in G Magazine

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Photos by Alicia Fox

Words by James Galletly

Cuba may not be well known as an eco-travel destination, but its eco-credentials, like its musicians and cigars, are first class.

 

In 2006, the WWF’s Living Planet Report named Cuba the only nation on earth achieving sustainable development.  This big claim was based on Cubans having a high standard of living (assessed via levels of health, education and GDP) and at the same time maintaining a sustainable Ecological Footprint….

 

 

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Alicia Fox is a professional portrait, travel, fashion and NGO photographer. She lives in Crescent Head NSW, working locally and internationally with ethically focused organisations to create beautiful photographs.
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