7 resultados.
It comes as welcome news for the nature lovers among us that sector institutions are offering up the island’s national parks and diverse flora and fauna, to be enjoyed by tourists in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way
The area where the members of the Granma expedition led by Fidel landed in 1956 is today a National Park, spread over two municipalities in Granma province: Niquero and Pilón, located in the west of the island’s eastern-most region • The park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999, given its abundant and varied natural environment
Given Cuba’s importance to biodiversity conservation in the Caribbean, efforts to protect the country’s flora and fauna are a priority
Cuba’s geographical position, long and narrow shape, geological structure and isolation have resulted in great biodiversity, protected and preserved in Wildlife Refuges, Ecological Reserves and National Parks
Why is Cuba less vulnerable to disasters than other nations? What is the secret to taking on nature? What means does the island have to contain or deflect the impact of extreme weather events?
Cuba continues to occupy second place among the Caribbean’s top tourist destinations, according to a recent report by the Caribbean Tourism Organization
The region holds cultural treasures, such as archaeological sites, nineteenth century ranches, evidence of a runaway slave settlement; places which saw fighting during the War of Independence, and in more recent history, the Cueva de los Portales, which served as the command headquarters of Ernesto Che Guevara during the Missile Crisis of October 1962
