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Rarely does anyone move faster than a snail’s pace on the sleepy island of Koh Jum, but recently the pace has picked up... click for full text
Published by Krabi Magazine http://krabi-magazine.com/koh_jum/
We need our boats back
Author: Jacquelyn Suter
One of the most remarkable efforts is that of Ken and Julie Seibt of Canmore, Alberta, Canada... click for full text
http://www.hiphiphi.com/6july.htm
Eco Friendly Villa Development?
Yes, there is such a thing. When Canadian Julie Seibt, her husband Ken and their family were caught in the 2004 South-East Asia tsunami and survived, they got involved with the reconstruction of Thailand and managed to save a beach in the process. Koh Jum Beach, a 700m stretch of paradise untouched by electricity or mass tourism, was slated for a 350-room hotel.
The Seibts pooled their resources, purchased the land and are developing Koh Jum Beach Villas, an eco-friendly development that will put 27 2,000sqm lots on the beach.
“The goal of the development is that low-density villas will be placed in park-like open spaces,” says Ken. “From a boat on the sea, you should only be able to catch hidden glimpses of villas amongst the forest.”
Published by Tiger Tales http://tigertales.sg/2008/03/01/ 01 March 2008
The Next Boom
Author: Nina Suebsukcharoen
"A good example of interesting developments to watch is Koh Jum Estates (o/a Koh Jum Beach Villas), a boutique project offering plots on an island with west coast sunset views and a truly white sand beach. No developer on Phuket can claim..." click for full text
Published by The Bangkok Post www.bangkokpost.com 13 November 2006
Albertans help save Thai island beach
Author: Yvonne Jeffery
Eco friendly development replaces planned high-density tourist project... click for full text
Published by Edmonton Journal www.canada.com/edmontonjournal, December 02, 2007. Also published in the Vancouver Sun, Calgary Herald (November 24, 2007) and Regina Leader-Post
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