This World Environment Day, every small action counts—reduce, reuse, and protect the only home we all share. Let’s work together today for a greener, healthier tomorrow.
Climbing through lush rainforest trails to the foothills of Arenal Volcano, surrounded by wild beauty and endless adventure. Where the jungle meets fire, and every step feels like pure Costa Rica magic. Pura Vida
Místico Bridges in La Fortuna. Walking among the treetops surrounded by lush rainforest magic—where nature feels truly otherworldly. A perfect blend of adventure and serenity in one unforgettable place
GERi Lab had an educational visit to the San Juan Coffee Tour in La Fortuna, exploring how coffee, chocolate, and sugar cane are sustainably cultivated, transformed into local products. The experience highlighted a real-life example of a nature-based enterprise
From Blue Rivers Foundation and Life for Science, we are running a summer training course on river connectivity restoration in Bulgaria from 14-17 July. More info and to apply here: https://t.co/zu6WeP7KHm Feel free to share with your network! 📷
GERi Lab visited La Fortuna Waterfall, one of Costa Rica’s most iconic natural attractions, surrounded by dense tropical rainforest. The waterfall plunges into a clear pool within a scenic canyon, offering opportunities for hiking, swimming, and nature appreciation.
George Zaimes presented during the Educational Workshop held at the Campus Tecnológico Local San Carlos, Santa Clara.
The title of his presentation was:
“Ecotourism in the 21st Century: Moving Towards Community-Based Ecotourism.”
George Zaimes & Valasia Iakovoglou participated in the 1st Rural Training Workshop, which took place in Juanilama de Pocosol, Costa Rica.
The main objective of the workshop was to engage with local communities and gain insight into their perspectives on community-based ecotourism
Check out the video from the MedGU 2025 conference. It was organized by the National and Kapodistrian University, Greece in Athens! The Local Chair was Prof. Panagiotis Nastos, whileGeorge Zaimes was on the organizing committee.
https://t.co/sox6tgRLNp
The Campus Tecnológico Local San Carlos in Santa Clara is unique since it hosts crocodiles. in addition see toucans, red macaws, squirrel monkeys and iguanas
George Zaimes and Valasia Iakovoglou participated in the ERASMUS+ MEXECO Project Annual Meeting, Workshop, and Seminar, which took place at the Campus Tecnológico Local San Carlos in Santa Clara from April 13 to 18, 2026.
Discovering the world’s most beautiful spring garden, where millions of tulips bloom in a spectacular celebration of color in the heart of the Netherlands.
The Great Wall of China stretches roughly 21,196 km, extending from Jiayuguan Pass in the west all the way to the Hushan Mountains in the east. Today, it serves as a powerful emblem of China’s enduring historical resilience and rich cultural legacy.
The Great Wall of China is a network of defensive structures built throughout northern China. These fortifications were constructed by various ancient Chinese states and later Imperial China to guard their borders against nomadic groups from the Eurasian Steppe.
Earth Day, first celebrated in 1970, was created to raise awareness about pollution and inspire environmental protection worldwide. Today, it engages over a billion people across more than 190 countries in actions promoting sustainability and conservation
Kangle Grassland is among the most well-known grasslands in China, covering an area of about 1,786 square kilometers. It features several notable attractions including the Danxia Landform Scenic Area, Machangtan Grassland, Kangle Monastery, and the Snow Mountain Exploration Area
The MORABEZA project kick-off meeting took place in Drama, Greece in March 2025. MORABEZA in Cabo Verde means “hospitality” and partners from Greece, Spain and Cabo Verde. In addition, a seminar on community-based took place.
Kangle Grassland is situated in Sunan Yugur Autonomous County in northwest China’s Gansu Province. The pine forests of Machangtan Grassland are particularly renowned among visitors. Nine parallel bands of pine trees grow along the mountain slope,
GERi lab is a partner ERASMUS+ CBHE project MORABEZA: ecotourism for change in Cabo Verde (101236947). Lead partner is the Un. Politecnica De Madrid. It is an
initiative to advance sustainable ecotourism which supports socio-economic development, environmental protection