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August 19, 2013 , Posted in Nature

This year Japan suffered its worst ever whaling season. The reason? Battle-hardened conservationists.

They might be modern-day pirates, as one US court damningly ruled, but their motive is nothing like gold and silver. Sea Shepherd, a non-profit marine wildlife conservation organisation, is renowned for using direct and aggressive tactics to prevent ocean killings on the high seas. Diplomacy is thrown overboard. Whatever needs to be done, will be done.

The Japanese government is well aware. It is among the few countries that hunt and kill whales. The practice was banned in the 1986 international moratorium on commercial whaling, but Japan claims it uses whales for scientific purposes. That exploits a loophole in the law.

Wild wonders

The Canadian Rockies make a perfect playground for adrenaline-seeking adventurers.

By now, the story is well known. In 1883 three construction workers toiling away on the Canadian Pacific Railway stumbled across a cave in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. They encountered a series of hot springs. After various disputes, it was decided the area be protected. In 1885 Banff National Park was created; the very first in Canada.

The protected area that is the Rocky Mountains – or the ‘Canadian Rockies’ – evolved from there. Numerous national parks later emerged to give this vast terrain the protection it deserves.

The flooded forest

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Asia

A giant landslide in 1911 submerged a series of trees in Kazakhstan. But below the surface, the forest is still intact.

They look like the masts of ghost ships, relegated to the lake floor since hundreds of years ago, abandoned in some deserted valley. They are the dead trunks of trees flooded with water around a century ago. The Kaindy Lake is relatively unknown among tourists, but many adventurers flock here; not because of the sights on show above the surface, but because of what lies beneath it.

In 1911, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake shook south-eastern Kazakhstan. It became known as the Kebin earthquake. Nearly 800 brick buildings were erased. People died. Fractures and large landslides were observed across an area spanning 200 kilometres (125 miles) in length.

Land of the giants

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Northern America

The world’s largest trees have survived for more than 3,000 years, but their futures lie in human hands.

They are the giants of nature; the skyscrapers of Mother Earth. In Sequoia National Park, some 8,000 giant sequoias rise firmly from the forest floor and branch out at a height of up to 80 metres. Only by placing humans next to their roots can one really fathom their size. The species is not the world’s tallest tree type. Nor is it the widest or oldest. But by trunk volume, it is the biggest.

The giant sequoia grows fast and lives long. As they expand, they produce an estimated 40 cubic feet of wood per year. Most are believed to be between 1,800 and 2,700 years old.

Avant-garden

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Asia, Ecology

The futuristic Gardens by the Bay have become one of Singapore’s major attractions since opening one year ago.

It looks like a scene from a science fiction movie. Stroll down Singapore’s Marina Bay and you will see 50-metre-tall trees branch out across blossoming gardens. Two air-conditioned conservatories lurk by the seaside, with glasshouse exteriors akin to giant snail shells. Inside one of them, a 35-metre-high mountain releases the world’s largest indoor waterfall. Welcome to the Gardens by the Bay.

The high-tech facility spearheads a strategy by the National Parks Board to increase the flora and green spaces in Singapore. The wider target is to boost the quality of life. In January 2006 they launched a designer competition for the complex.

Green city gu > August 19, 2013 , Posted in City guides

The cultural heavyweight of Catalonia offers everything a tourist could want, but what are its green credentials?

You’ll find it all in Barcelona. The Catalan capital has a vibrant cultural scene, a huge beach, excellent food (the tapas are particularly renowned), world-class architecture and a rich history. There is sport too: the city is home to FC Barcelona, the famous football club, while the 1992 Summer Olympics site can still be visited. Around the city, much of Barcelona’s identity is shaped by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. His famous works include Park Güell, Casa Milá, Casa Battló. And of course La Sagrada Família – a masterpiece of a church, which is still under construction.

But although the past has given Barcelona many gifts, the city is looking towards the futur.

The place to be

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Europe, Luxury

The Swiss village of Gstaad is a luxurious getaway for celebrities and Hollywood A-listers.

In the 1960s, TIME magazine summed it up when describing it as “the place to be”. Gstaad, a small settlement in the municipality of Saanen, south-western Switzerland, had already attracted personalities such as Grace Kelly and Roger Moore. Others included David Niven, Peter Sellers and Elizabeth Taylor. They fled to the Alps to escape busy lives.

Half a century later, little has changed. The village’s high-life society today includes people such as Roman Polanski, Mick Flick and Bernie Ecclestone. One writer called it ‘Monaco with snow’ which is entirely appropriate.

The polyglot

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Interviews

By the time he turned 21, Benny Lewis, from Ireland, knew only English. In his intellectual armoury was a degree in electronic engineering. After graduation, in 2003, he moved to Spain. Some 10 years later, all spent on the road, Lewis is fluent in eight languages. He knows everything from Spanish and French to Mandarin, Irish, Esperanto and American Sign Language. Hundreds of thousands of keen learners read his website each month, enabling Lewis to make a full-time living off language projects. Is there a secret to success with languages? Yes there is.

1. At 21 you knew only English. What made you decide you wanted to learn languages?

I had moved to Spain and was getting frustrated with the limitations that only speaking English gave me, since I could only make friends with rich Spani.

In the shadows

Beside the Taj Mahal, the Agra Fort stood as an impregnable bastion under the Mughal Empire.

In 1565, Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar, the third ruler of the Mughal Empire – which controlled large parts of India in the 16th and 17th centuries – built the main constructions of the Agra Fort. He erected walls around what became a fortified city. The provincial city of Agra became the empire’s capital.

In 1627, Akbar’s grandson, Shah Jahan, became the empire’s fifth ruler. Years later he moved to Delhi. He constructed the Taj Mahal, the famous white marble monument, in memory of his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal. He built it only a few kilometres from the Agra Fort.

Jahan fell ill in 1657 and resigned his throne to Dara Shikoh, the eldest of his four sons. His brothers were jealous.

Keeping it clean

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Destinations

The White Desert is the jewel in Egypt’s tourism crown, but relies on volunteers to stay free of rubbish.

Weird mushroomy rock pinnacles dominate the landscape of the White Desert – one of Egypt’s most popular destinations. For some 20 kilometres (12.5 miles), freestanding white chalk blocks line up like sculptures in a city park. Most visitors become transfixed by their size and alien beauty – until their gaze lowers towards the ground where paper and plastic bags lie buried.

The White Desert is situated in the Western Desert, which covers two-thirds of Egypt. More specifically, it is based in the Farafra Depression. The closest town is Farafra, some 45 kilometres (30 miles) away. It borders to the Bahariya Oasis in the north.

It was formed when a large rock plateau began to bre.

‘The land God made in anger’

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Africa

The merciless coastline of northern Namibia has been the ill-wanted deathbed of many aquatic creatures.

If dropped off by the Skeleton Coast – and if the name hasn’t scared you off already – the sight would resemble that of a coastal graveyard. Across the 500 kilometres (310 miles) from the Ugab River to the Angolan highlands, the bones of animals lie strewn in the soft sand, like a finished plate of barbeque ribs. They are accompanied by hundreds of rusty shipwrecks. Each has its own story. “There are mostly whale bones and a lot of seal bones,” says Volker Jahnke, of Desert Magic Tours Namibia. “Every now and then you also find human skeletons.”

The Skeleton Coast is the Bermuda Triangle of the South Atlantic Ocean, but without the myth.

The Twelve Apostles

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Australasia

On Victoria’s southern coast, giant limestone stacks have been sculptured by waves. Nobody knows for how long they will survive.

On 15 January 1990, a young couple strolled onto a famous rock formation on the Australian coast along the Great Ocean Road. The formation was named ‘London Bridge’ because of its two natural arches that branched out from the mainland. Suddenly the inner arch crashed into the sea. The couple were trapped on an islet. They had to be rescued by a helicopter.

The episode was typical of the coastline stretch known as Port Campbell, situated some 230 kilometres (140 miles) south-west of Melbourne. For thousands of years, powerful waves have pounded against the coastline and gradually torn away the rock. Spectacular sculptures have been left behind.

Food for thought

The Slow Food organisation aims to protect local food culture, and has grown into an influential international movement.

It all started in Bra, a town in north-western Italy of about 30,000 people. In 1986, Carlo Petrini founded ‘Slow Food’ as a wine and food association. The purpose was to enjoy quality cookery as part of a slow, leisurely lifestyle. It countered the expanding fast-food industry. It also fought the disappearance of local food traditions and a rising apathy towards nutrition.

The association soon expanded into a movement. The first international congress was held in Venice in 1990. The network came to include humanitarian and environmental issues such as fair prices, animal welfare and production methods.

‘We still have time’

August 19, 2013 , Posted in Interviews

The natural world is beset with threats such as climate change and wildlife poaching, but it can be saved, says WWF chief executive Carter Roberts.

Protecting the natural world was never going to be easy. In Africa, wildlife poachers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to hunt rhino horns and ivory; in Asia and elsewhere, tigers, gorillas, giant pandas and other species near extinction; across the world, business leaders and politicians are turning a blind eye to climate change.

For environmentalists, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) should need no introduction. The influential conservation organisation works in 100 countries and is supported by almost 5 million people.

High and dry

August 1, 2013 , Posted in Latin America

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is the world’s most arid place, where some areas have never seen rain.

In the mid-1990s, NASA set up an automatic environmental station in the most arid part of the Atacama Desert. Over five years, it recorded a miniscule two millimetres of rain that fell close to midnight. It was so slight that nearby weather stations did not even register it.

Welcome to the driest place on earth. The Atacama Desert, located in the north of Chile, is so arid that some adults here might never have seen rain. It covers 965 kilometres (600 miles) from Bolivia’s southern border, west of the Andes Mountains, and down towards central Chile. Some riverbeds have been dry for 120,000 years. The annual rainfall here is about 0,004 inches.

A new direction

August 1, 2013 , Posted in Business

EU parliamentarians have voted to limit food crop-based biofuels. That could be good news for developing countries.

Biofuels were always supposed to be a good thing. But not all kinds. In July, the European Union’s (EU) Environment Committee voted to cap the volume of food crop-based biofuels. It said no more than 5.5 per cent of member nations’ transport fuels must originate from food crops. With the current output at just beneath five per cent, the move dramatically limits the £14billion industry. The decision will pass for a full European Parliament session in mid-September.

There is widespread debate behind the decision. Green campaigners have said the EU’s biofuel policy negatively impacts developing countries.

Living lakes

June 17, 2013 , Posted in Europe

In Croatia’s Dinaric Alps, spellbinding lakes have gradually formed over thousands of years. Still today, their appearance is in constant evolvement.

‘Paradise on earth’ may be an inflated phrase, but there are some places that do it justice. One such destination is Plitvice Lakes National Park, where 16 interconnected lakes have been carved out by nature herself. There are heavenly waterfalls, pristine forests and quiet, crystal-clear rivers. The lakes’ colours change from azure to green, grey and blue. Wooden trails follow the waterstream. It is an idyllic place to be.

The Croatian government safeguarded its natural pearl already in 1949, dedicating an extensive area around the lakes as national park. UNESCO followed suit in 1979.

Breaking the ice

June 17, 2013 , Posted in Latin America

In southern Argentina, the Perito Moreno glacier fluctuates so freely that it indirectly submerges land areas. When it will strike next, nobody knows.

Spread out across a plain in Patagonia, as if with a butter knife, the Perito Moreno glacier is an intriguing subject ­for tourists as well as glacial geologists. For tourists because of its undeniable beauty, characteristic shape and accessibility; for scientists because of its free-ranging movement and its effect on the surrounding geology.

The glacier, covering 259 square kilometres (100 square miles), lies in the Los Glaciares National Park; a UNESCO-listed protection area located in south-western Argentina, near the border of Chile.

Celebration of the lizard

June 17, 2013 , Posted in Asia, Nature

The world’s largest lizard is a shrewd predator that will stop at nothing for its next meal. Meet the Komodo dragon.

Dinosaurs may have been extinct for hundreds of millions of years, but reptiles remain that carry their legacy. That, at least, is the impression one gets of the Komodo dragon, a three-metre-long killing machine whose favourite preys include pigs, deer and large water buffalos. Even humans are unlikely to escape its wrath: in February, two people were attacked by a giant dragon that had somehow wandered into their office. They ended up in hospital.

The home of this sinister-looking lizard is a group of volcanic islands in the centre of the Indonesian archipelago. The government created a national park here in 1980 to protect it, with UNESCO adding its endorsement in 1991.

Green city gu > June 17, 2013 , Posted in City guides

Freiburg is among Europe’s most sustainable cities, having invested heavily in public transport, solar power and green spaces.

Much attention is given to large cities striving to reach green goals, such as Sydney and London. Less, however, is said about smaller, cosier places. One example that deserves attention is Freiburg: a charming, idyllic city in south-western Germany, and one of the country’s famous old university towns. Since the 1970s it has followed a green agenda whose cornerstones have included public transport investment, sustainable energy, waste management and green economics.

Individually, the green initiatives are almost too many to count.

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One of the major keys to freelance writing success is finding magazines to pitch. Without magazines to query, you won’t get assignments—and if you can’t get assignments you don’t get to write your stories or get paid.

Most beginning (and, I suspect, veteran) freelance writers find assembling magazine lists the most onerous part of the trade. I get it. Spending hours surfing the Internet for viable magazine leads and copying down editor’s names and contact details is a daunting task.

Many writers find this process so boring they skimp on this critical aspect of freelance writing. And it costs them big because they miss out on many magazine leads that could potentially buy and publish their stories.

Fortunately, there are plenty of primary resources online where you can find magazine leads. Here’s a list of websites that will direct you to a plethora of magazines. Check them out—you’ll be amazed at how many more magazines are out there, just waiting for you to discover.

Some of these lists require you to visit the magazine’s website for their writer’s guidelines, and editor’s name, and contact details. You’ll get the name from the list but you have to do some legwork.

Others charge a monthly or yearly subscription fee. Do you need to subscribe to them all? No, of course not. You can subscribe to one or two that best fit your needs, and try them out.

Amazon / Kindle

Amazon. com has a resource with magazines in most genres including travel, City & Regional, Women’s Interests, Science, History & Nature, Home & Garden, Parenting & Family, Lifestyle & Culture, Automotive & Motorcycles, and many, many more topics.

Book Market

Book Market has a short list of top shelf travel magazines, in-flights, transportation, and regional & city publications.

Easy Media List

Create your own personalized custom list of U. S. travel magazines on easymedialist. com. You have to pay for this service. I haven’t spoken to any freelance writers who have subscribed, but the lists are very comprehensive. You can also purchase the top U. S. newspaper lists, alternative, and city and state local media lists here.

Echo Media

This is the website for media/advertising company Echo Media. You’ll find plenty of travel and specialty magazines listed here. Magazine circulation figures are also given—handy to know when you’re applying for complimentary travel, accommodations, meals, tours, guides, etc.

Freecycle. org is a free service network of 5,000 groups with nine million members globally. Here, members post “wanted” ads and “offers”.

For example, if you need some back issues of a particular magazine for your research, you can post a “wanted” ad requesting them.

Freelance Writing

According to their website, FreelanceWriting. com is “the most comprehensive hub on the web for freelance writers to find jobs and improve their skills. Since 1997, we have been providing the resources and services to help thousands of people make their mark on the freelance writing world. We aim to provide a platform for every writer, no matter if they’re at the beginning of their career, already established, or writing for fun. ”

Freelance Writing Gigs

Freelance Writing Gigs is a handy dandy list of 65 primarily non-travel print magazines that are looking for freelance articles. Includes wine, food, tea, coffee, in-flights (10), golfing, and spa magazines.

Issuu. com is a digital network that creates and publishes magazines online. Dozens of them, hundreds of them, thousands of them!

It’s a cross between a magazine archive, a library, and a newsstand. It’s fun scrolling through their mind-staggering selection of magazines looking for potential recruits for your travel distribution list. And you can even вЂ˜open’ the magazines by clicking on their covers, and read them.

Opening these magazines will provide insight into their editorial content and the editor’s name & contact details—very helpful when you’re researching a new magazine to pitch. You’re going to finds magazines here that you never even knew existed!

There’s an unlimited number of travel & lifestyle magazines here for you to get your teeth into. And I do mean unlimited. This comprehensive list of magazines includes a huge number of travel & lifestyle magazines.

In a half hour вЂ˜scrolling session’ I found the following travel magazines: View Travel & Lifestyle, Best in Travel, Travelite, Experience Travel & Living, Good Mood Travel, and Travel Ideas.

This list warms my freelance writing marketing heart. If ever there was a mother lode online, this is it!

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Magazine-agent. com is another excellent source of 115 print travel and regional magazines. Scroll down the left-hand column to find magazines in many other freelance writing genres.

Other magazine categories listed here include cooking, food & beverage, history, home & garden, photography, science & nature, and women’s magazines.

According to the website, “since 1999, Magazines. com has been the trusted online source for magazine subscriptions. We are proud to provide you with amazing deals and huge discounts on your favorite magazines. From celebrity news to sports to fashion, Magazines. com offers subscriptions to thousands of magazines. ”

The Market List

The MarketList. com is “the original electronic writer's market resource. Started in 1994 as a free online e-zine and with the first fully comprehensive writer's market guidelines index online, The Market List has a long history of providing aspiring and professional writers with markets for their fiction and non-fiction work. ”

Great list of magazine markets here! Free! What more do you want? Go there now!

Next Issue

NextIssue. com gives you access to 200 different magazines (plus their back issues) for $9.95/month. The magazines listed are mainly the popular top shelf glossies like Travel + Leisure, Sunset, Afar, National Geographic Traveler, Saveur, and others of that ilk, so if you’re a beginner with few or no bylines, you might want to build your street cred before you subscribe.

On the other hand, novice travel writers might consider subscribing to this service just to be able to read some of the finest travel journalism in print. NextIssue. com offers a free trial.

Who Pays Writers

The useful website whopayswriters. com lists many general magazines, newspapers, and online e-zines, and what they pay freelance writers.

Each post is from writers who have written for magazines, with details about word length and rate of pay. Some posts list how long it took the editor to pay up, and a few note what sort of rights the magazine buys.

The magazines and newspapers are listed alphabetically, so if you're looking for specific publications they're easy to find. There are multiple entries for many of the magazines listed here. This is a good thing: you get a better overall вЂ˜feel’ for the magazine and what it pays from multiple listings.

There are a few travel magazines listed here. The pay rates range from a few cents/word to $2/word. There’s something here for everyone, from the beginning freelance writer to the well-published veteran writer who just targets higher paying magazines.

Worldwide Freelance

WorldwideFreelance. com is a paid subscription service that "provides one of the largest online databases of freelance writing markets. Discover writer's guidelines for 2,500 publications."

"Today, our database lists more than 2,500 freelance writing markets with two levels of access. Everyone can browse 700 markets free of charge. The more serious writers can become Markets Plus members and gain full access to 2,500+ markets."

W3newspapers

The w3newspapers. com list of travel magazines covers adventure travel, tours, vacation needs, attractions, camping, popular destinations, island travel, cruises, traveler free tips, and more.

Writers Market

ВЂњThe Essential Online Tool for Writers. If you're serious about selling your work, meet your new personal assistant: WritersMarket. com.

With a subscription to WritersMarket. com, you can easily locate new, up-to-date markets for publishing your work, get expert "insider" advice, and track your manuscript submissions and publishing contracts.

Writers Weekly

Angela Hoy at WritersWeekly. com offers magazine market reports here. You’ll find some travel magazines, and many other genres.

Reference Books for Magazine Lists

Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook

A & C Black Publishers

Another U. K. reference that lists regional and national magazines and newspapers in the U. K. and Ireland.

www. writersandartists. co. uk

The Writer’s Handbook

Macmillan Publishers

Yet another U. K. reference listing regional and national newspapers, and magazines.

www. thewritershandbook. com

The National Directory of Magazines

This is the biggie! At least for North America.

More than 20,000 U. S. and Canadian consumer and business publications in 260 categories! Yes! Seriously! The largest source of North American print magazines. Each entry contains address, phone, URL, staff names, editorial description, target audience, circulation details, & more.

Indexed by publisher, title, and geographic area. The National Directory of Magazines lists magazines not found in directories elsewhere.

Who says print media is dying? This big bad boy proves that print media will be around for a looong time.

The catch: this big bad boy costs $995. For serious, professional freelancers only. Catch #2: The most recent edition is 2013.

Trade Magazines

To find trade magazines, use the Standard Rate & Data for Business

Publications. ( www. srds. com ). This directory is a treasure trove of

Trade magazine listings.

Travel Magazine Lists and Resources.

Being wired a little differently than most people, I actually enjoy the hunt for new magazines and have HUGE distribution lists.

To help novice travel writers lay a foundation quickly, or to expand their magazine lists, I’ve published a reference manual, 100 Print Magazines That Want to Publish Your Travel Articles.

I’ve also published a guide for online magazine leads. Fifty Websites that Want to Publish Your Travel Stories Includes a quality list of websites where you can pitch your articles. Websites usually don’t pay writers for their articles, but it can be a good way to collect a few bylines if you’re a beginner.

You can purchase these guides individually at the above links, or in our Beginner’s 3-Pack along with The Complete Guide to Query Letters for Travel Writers. Click on the graphic below to learn more about the 3-pack and save 10% …

Related articles with more travel magazine lists and sales leads …

I’ve also published some other VERY helpful travel magazine list resources on this website (PitchTravelWrite. com). They show you how to plan your magazine search.

Roy Stevenson is a professional travel writer and the author of www. PitchTravelWrite. com. Over the past ten years, he’s had more than 1000 articles published in 200 magazines, trade and specialty journals, in-flights, on-boards, blogs and websites and has traveled on assignment around the U. S. and to dozens of international destinations.

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