1. Eco-friendly island-hopping - islands are sanctuaries from the toil of landlocked life. But our top havens need protecting says Brian Schofield, who tips 10 island getaways

2. Britain's perfect pitches - adventure, romance, showers, zero guilt; a night under canvas has it all, says the editor of the Cool Camping guides - one of our best read features of 2007

3. The eight best eco lodges in Costa Rica - delve into the jungle or hit the pristine coast in a wilderness lodge with good green credentials

4. Ten sexy eco breaks - private eco-islands, eco-country houses, eco-spas, eco-golf; Susan d’Arcy shows how ‘eco’ can be gorgeous too

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5. African safari lodges run by locals - a new generation of community-run lodges is helping locals - and visitors, discovers Lucia van der Post

6. Cornwall with small footprints - a sleeper train, an eco-friendly hotel and a walk to Britain's greenest cafe help keep emissions low says Nick Wyke

7. Guyana's otter woman - on the banks of Guyana’s Rupununi River is a nature reserve with a difference, says Lindsay Hawdon

8. Peas and quiet in a Yorkshire eco lodge - a lodge in Swaledale is the site of hampers, happy campers and colourful tales for our green-rating inspector Ginny McGrath

9. Under canvas in the Caribbean - camping can be a tough business, even in an idyllic eco-resort, but the Caribbean island of St John was a revelation to Mike Harvey

10. Dolphin hunting in the Med - but don't worry, Jo Eede was helping Earthwatch monitor dophins and whales off Spain

11. A guiding hand in Ethiopa - Justin Francis takes an ethical trek in the ancient Ethiopian Highlands, where local villagers lead the way

12. The Seychelles in a family guesthouse - forget the characterless five-star resort and try one of a new collection of family-run guesthouses

13. Be green: chop trees in New Zealand - cutting down trees can actually be a green thing to do. Providing it's done in the right places of course. Axewoman Caroline Hendrie explains

14. Take the train to Marrakesh - it's greener, and the scenery is better, too: Anna Shepard advocates the train over the plane to get to Marrakesh

15. Madrid? No, I'll take Derbyshire thanks - The Times' eco-worrier Anna Shephard ditches Madrid for a weekend on an organic farm in Derbyshire

16. Thailand without Tesco's - rice for breakfast and toads in your flip-flops... Ginny McGrath finds the Thailand you thought was lost

17. 15 holidays in the slow lane - what with the eco-guilt, flying just isn’t much fun any more. So why not avoid the airport and go slow, says Jeremy Lazell

18. Down by the Danube - Romania has emerged on the A list of lush eco-destinations. Even the food’s getting better, says Jeremy Seal

19. A weekend teepee in Norfolk - how romantic is that? Badgers and strange brews were nowhere near enough to spoil the romance for Ginny McGrath

20. The 2008 Green Spaces Travel awards - and don't forget - you've got all summer to discover your favourite Green Space and send it into us. Make it fun and informative and don't forget to send in a picture!

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