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By Kevin Terbush (Roger Williams University) Puntacana Resort & Club hosted a conference focused on the issues of climate change and coastal tourism. The Conference, put on by the Center for Responsible Travel (CREST), brought together over 30 experts in the fields of oceanography, marine policy, tourism, and sustainability. Over the next three days, panels of experts were grouped together and presented on topics like food, climate change, rising sea levels, as well as many others. Each group stated that the problems are already upon us and it is now time to take action.
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 Ridgway's Hawk Conservation Project. PHOTO CREDITS: "Proyecto Conservación del Gavilán de La Española" By Martin Kaufmann (Golfweek course-rater)  A bargain airline can be a crapshoot, particularly if you’ve never heard of said airline. So it was with some trepidation last month that I boarded a flight on GOL, a Brazilian carrier offering a cheap, direct 2½-hour trip from Orlando, Florida, to Punta Cana International Airport. It is the largest airport in the country, the second-busiest in the Caribbean, and the largest privately owned airport in the world, with direct flights from 96 cities. More than 5.9 million passengers passed through Punta Cana International Airport last year from more than 40 countries
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