EplerWood International

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Developing a Sustainable Tourism Economy
El Salvador

The shade coffee farms, forested volcanic landscapes, and beaches of Western El Salvador are an unknown treasure for ecotourists in Central America. An increasing number of El Salvadoran tourists already enjoy its delicious climate, wonderful coffee, and great local food. The coffee economy of this lovely lovely shaded region is declining due to foreign competition, a major threat to biodiversity and the local economy.Learn more

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Sustainable Development, Ecotourism, Destinations & Communities

About EplerWood International
EplerWood International was launched in January 2003, by Megan Epler Wood, founder and past president of The International Ecotourism Society, to advise private business, government, international development projects, non-
governmental organizations, and academic institutions on
the development of sustainable tourism and ecotourism.
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In The News

Megan Epler Wood Named as Trail Blazer
Megan Epler Wood is named as a Trail Blazer in Conde Nast Traveler's September 2008 issue, which highlights 10 eco-travel watchdogs including Epler Wood who is a 20-year veteran and pioneer of the ecotourism movement.  The watchdogs are recognized in this World Savers issue for their work to help ensure that tourism respects the environment and human rights. Their work also helps to preserve indigenous cultures. Learn more

 
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