Eco-tourism

Under a moonless nighttime sky, people experience a kayak tour looking to witness "bioluminescent " waters of the Indian River. "A Day Away Kayak Tours" took 44 people paddling on a unique type of tour. This could lead to a surge in Brevard County's eco-tourism, local boosters say, and help shore up an economy battered by the loss of space-shuttle jobs.
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( RED HUBER, ORLANDO SENTINEL / July 29, 2011 )

Under a moonless nighttime sky, people experience a kayak tour looking to witness "bioluminescent " waters of the Indian River. "A Day Away Kayak Tours" took 44 people paddling on a unique type of tour. This could lead to a surge in Brevard County's eco-tourism, local boosters say, and help shore up an economy battered by the loss of space-shuttle jobs.

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