Leonardo DiCaprio Bought an Island in Belize to Save Its Ecosystem and Restored 104 Hectares of Native Vegetation
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Leonardo DiCaprio is recognized not only for his trajectory in Hollywood, but also for his commitment to protecting the environment. In 2005, the protagonist of "Titanic" (1997) bought Blackadore Caye, an uninhabited island located on the coast of Belize, for $1.75 million, with the aim of driving an ambitious ecological recovery project. 30 years of death of Renato Russo; know the most played and recorded songs of the musician Review: In ‘Antig…
Hollywood actor acquired Blackadore Caye for $1.75 million with the intention of recovering its biodiversity and developing a sustainable tourism complex
In 2005, Leonardo DiCaprio bought for $1.75 million the private island Blackadore Caye, located on the coast of Belize. From the acquisition, the protagonist of Titanic has planned to recover the 104 hectares of territory, restore the original vegetation and promote the return of biodiversity, in addition to developing a tourist structure aimed at sustainability. The [...]
The actor acquired Blackadore Caye for $1.75 million and promoted a tourism development with environmental restoration objectives. The initiative obtained environmental approval, but its announcements do not allow the end of the recovery of the island. Read more
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