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This project has been part-financed by the European Union European Regional Developmant Fund

 

 

TRAINING

 
 

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TRAINING MODULE 2: OPERATES ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND RESPONSIBLE MANNER

Objectives:

• Training to meet the criteria of the Sustainable Arctic Tourism Label
• Encourage companies to understand the impact of their tourism operations on the environment
• Learn to evaluate the consumption of resources throughout the natural life cycle of the business: from development, start-up and on-going full operation
• Provide operators with suggested means of reducing their use of natural resources and their impact on the environment

Outline:

• Adhering to legislation and identifying local wildlife/environmental authorities.
• Collaborating with partners in environmental responsibility


• Environmental responsibility
o Waste minimization
o Solid waste management and recycling
o Principles of environmental responsibility
o Energy conservation and management in the arctic or sub-arctic areas
o Fresh water management and water conservation
o Waste water management
o Hazardous substances
o Transportation
o Land-use management
o Communication with staff, customers and communities
o Partnerships for sustainability
o Minimizing use and impact of campfires
o Minimizing impact on wildlife
o Safety with wildlife (for humans and wildlife)
o Minimizing impact of hiking and other means of travel on the land


• Appendix I: Operator Interviews

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Read about success stories in sustainable tourism

 



  How to be a sustainable tourist? Read more..  



  Sustainable Arctic Tourism Label - How to get it? (Flash-presentation coming soon..)  



  Sustainable tourism glossary  



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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