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A wrap on stuff worth reading [Open in app]( or [online]() [Travelfish #468: The Cuscus Edition]( A wrap on stuff worth reading Apr 17 [Share]( Hi! This week’s lead is a very interesting piece on philanthropists and conservation. I came across quite a bit of this during my trip to Raja Ampat, and the story is well worth a read. As I mentioned last week, [Talking Travel Writing]( are in the midst of running a four-part series I wrote for them about sustainable tourism and travel writing—you can see [the first one here]( and [the second (paid subs only) is here]( next one out tomorrow! They’re also running a [travel writing retreat]( which may be of interest—if travel writing is your thing. You can sign up for either their free- or paid-newsletters via the prompt below. [Subscribe to Talking Travel Writing]( My Raja Ampat trip is sadly done and dusted—what a place! If you have a chance to get out to that part of the world, particularly if you dive, jump at it. This week’s cuscus pics are from there—last ones I promise! Cheers Stuart Cuscus o’clock Take my word for it, cuscus like bananas. Photo: Stuart McDonald. --------------------------------------------------------------- ⭐️ Story of the week - [Bankrolling Biodiversity: How Are Private Philanthropists Investing In Nature?]( from Mongabay --------------------------------------------------------------- 📚 What I’m reading - [To The Lake]( by Kapka Kassabova (Still—hey, I’ve been diving!) 🇲🇲 Burma - [No Homecoming For Many This Thingyan]( from Frontier Myanmar ($) --------------------------------------------------------------- Looking to book your transport online when you’re on the road in Southeast Asia? For Vietnam, look [no further than Baolau](. For the rest of the region, [12Go should be your first port of call](. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🇰🇭 Cambodia - [‘Everywhere Is Broken’: How Land Grabs In Cambodia Are Demolishing Lives]( from The Guardian - [Lost Lands: Andy Ball Photographs The Devastating Impact Of Sand Mining In Cambodia]( from Far Out Magazine [Ad: Phnom Penh’s Penh House, from US$70 per night. Click here for the details.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 🌴 Environment - [Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership Must Increase Transparency (Commentary)]( from Mongabay - [Is Traveling To Antarctica Environmentally Defensible?]( from Sierra Club - [What Are Green Buildings And How Can They Help South Asia Address The Climate Crisis?]( from The Third Pole 🇮🇩 Indonesia - [Indonesia Considers Tourist Tax To Curb Bad Behaviour In Bali]( from The Guardian - [An Influx Of Russian Visitors Fleeing Vladimir Putin's War Has Changed The Dynamic In Bali]( from ABC - [Bali Is Overrun By Influencers. Locals Are Fighting Back]( from Financial Review ($) - [Exposed: The Links Between Indonesia’s Deforestation And Xinjiang]( from Aljazeera - [Indonesian Soldier Killed During Operation To Free Pilot In Papua]( from Benar News 🇱🇦 Laos - [Southeast Asia’s “battery” Laos Embraces Wind Power To Sustain Energy Exports]( from Nikkei Asia ($) - [Laos Celebrates New Year In Full Tilt With Pandemic Precautions Aside]( from SEAGlobe ($) - [Laos-China Railway Launches Crossborder Passenger Service]( from The Diplomat --------------------------------------------------------------- Looking for deals on organised tours? Here are a few for Southeast Asia via Travelfish partner GetYourGuide. CambodiaUp to [15% off a full-day trip Angkor Wat’s Kulen Waterfall](. IndonesiaUp to [15% off a tour to Merapi, Borobudur and Prambanan](. MalaysiaUp to [10% off a bicycle tour of Kuala Lumpur’s old city](. ThailandUp to [30% off a 4-hour tour of Bangkok’s Chinatown](. Vietnam Up to [50% off a one-day Hạ Long Bay tour](. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🇲🇾 Malaysia - [In Malaysia, Conservative Forces And Police Crackdowns Are Putting LGBTQ Lives At Risk]( from The Diplomat 🇸🇬 Singapore - [11 Unexpected Places For Hiking And Trails In Singapore]( from Coconuts Singapore - [Art SG Propels Singapore To Creative Big Leagues]( from Nikkei Asia ($) 🇹🇭 Thailand - [T.I.D.: Intro To The Upper Gulf of Thailand]( from Thai Island Quest - [Thailand’s Right-Wing Parties: Keeping Democracy Close But Its Enemies Closer]( from Fulcrum [Ad: Bangkok’s Sala Arun from US$73 per night. Click here for the details.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 🇻🇳 Vietnam - [Tourists Complain As Trash Washes Up In Ha Long Bay]( from VNExpress - [Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay Grapples With Floating Styrofoam Buoys]( from Tuoi Tre News Random other stuff - [Do Tourism Pledges Work To Change The Way We Travel?]( from NZ Herald - [How To Tell If A Travel Company Is Really Following Sustainable Practices]( from Travel Pulse - [Travel Writing]( from Place Writing - [The Next Singapore]( from Future Southeast Asia Poised to leap Picture blurry as I was sure was about to leap onto me (it didn’t). Photo: Stuart McDonald. --------------------------------------------------------------- See you next week! So that’s the wrap. I hope you are all in good health, and thanks for reading. Cheers! Stuart Travelfish weekly newsletter is free today. But if you enjoyed this post, you can tell Travelfish weekly newsletter that their writing is valuable by pledging a future subscription. You won't be charged unless they enable payments. [Pledge your support]( [Like]( [Comment]( [Restack]( Read Travelfish weekly newsletter in the app Listen to posts, join subscriber chats, and never miss an update from Stuart McDonald. [Get the iOS app]( the Android app]( © 2023 Stuart McDonald Bali, Indonesia [Unsubscribe]() [Start writing]()

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