Sunday, March 1, 2009
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Visit our new domain, www.cochaima.com
Unfortunately we lost our old domain name due to the snipers at godaddy.com. NEVER, EVER use them!
We bought a new domain to replace it however. www.cochaima.com. Please use that page for any further communication that was intended for www.playacochaima.com.
Thank you,
Carlos Huber
We bought a new domain to replace it however. www.cochaima.com. Please use that page for any further communication that was intended for www.playacochaima.com.
Thank you,
Carlos Huber
Posada de Amigos
The newest hotel in Santa Fe, Posada de Amigos is finally under construction. It should'nt take long until it is renting rooms.
See you there! ;)
See you there! ;)
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Will it work???
Hey there, I found an interesting article. It deals with a topic of concern to me and one that probably should be for you too (if you or others plan to live on planet Earth 100 years from now).
Quote:
BUENOS AIRES, Oct 2 (Tierramérica) - In the past 10 years the size of protected areas in Latin America has nearly doubled and the participation of local communities in their preservation and management has sharply increased, says a regional study provided exclusively to Tierramérica.
The report's compiler Castaño Uribe maintains that ecological tourism programmes have been a boon to the notable increase in protected areas over the past five to 10 years, and he believes that the activity could become "an important source of sustainability and financial independence" for those areas.
So come on down! If this is accurate, our methods seem to be working. We won't be getting rich but at least we are protecting the land(and hopefully water).
Original article: http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=39493
Quote:
BUENOS AIRES, Oct 2 (Tierramérica) - In the past 10 years the size of protected areas in Latin America has nearly doubled and the participation of local communities in their preservation and management has sharply increased, says a regional study provided exclusively to Tierramérica.
The report's compiler Castaño Uribe maintains that ecological tourism programmes have been a boon to the notable increase in protected areas over the past five to 10 years, and he believes that the activity could become "an important source of sustainability and financial independence" for those areas.
So come on down! If this is accurate, our methods seem to be working. We won't be getting rich but at least we are protecting the land(and hopefully water).
Original article: http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=39493
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Underwater cleanup
Here's a site that has a lot going for it. It's an underwater cleanup blog from Columbia that I would love to imitate for Mochima.http://www.limpiezasubmarina.blogspot.com
Look at all the stuff they found!!! I've actually been a part of several of these types of events all around the world and it never ceases to amaze me what and how much you find down there. It's truly an endless endeavor but fortunately it's FUN and you end up feeling like a treasure hunter.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
I should mention that over the weekend the National Rowing competition took place here in Santa Fe. Our junior team has been excellent for the past couple of years and they took first place again. The big surprise came from the adults where we took 3rd for the first time.
Big congratulations to everyone involved!!!!
Big congratulations to everyone involved!!!!
Friday, June 8, 2007
Check out Jorge's site in Argentina
A friend of mine from Argentina has a wonderful mountaineering site. He operates in the Patagonia region and runs all sorts of guide services there. Have a look.
http://www.andescross.com
http://www.andescross.com
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