Please put cigarette butts in the bin! It can take an incredible 1-5 years for a cigarette to break down. And even worse, they often end up in our beaches harming wildlife and other marine life.
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Stop sending postcards and greetings cards — and try emailing photos or SMS to save on paper, postage and the CO2 emissions from the postcard’s journey. If you normally buy charity cards at this time of year, why not donate the money you save by e-greetings direct to their bank instead?
Read MoreUsing gas, rather than charcoal BBQ’s is the most environmentally friendly method of getting your grill on. By cutting out charcoal you’ll prevent forest destruction. If you must use a charcoal barbecue grill, then make sure your charcoal comes from a sustainable source.
Read MoreIf you are a driver, put a monthly note in your diary to make sure your car tyres are properly inflated. That way, you’ll help reduce your carbon dioxide emissions AND you’ll save money on having to replace them prematurely. That way you’ll stay right on track!
Read MoreAs a Mission to promote eco-friendly adventures ,EAC is organizing multiple adventures and clean up on upcoming” International Mountain Day”on 12 th December at 8.30 am Activities1.Clean-up(trail-3)2.Cycling ( Trail 3 to Daman e koh and for pro’s till monal)3.Rock climbing at competition place ENDING CEREMONY WILL BE held AT MONAL PARKING WITH a small FUN […]
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Go vegetarian at least once a week. To produce one pound of beef requires 40 times more water than is used to produce a pound of potatoes. Before you buy beef, think about the immense cost of energy used to raise cattle and to transport meat to your supermarket shelf. Also, cows produce a huge […]
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Reuse your sheets and towels instead of having them changed every day. Many hotels will not replace your towels if you leave them hanging up neatly. To make sure – why not write a nice note for the housekeeping staff or notify the front desk?
Read MoreBuy from locally-owned shops and eat in restaurants boasting local produce. You will be supporting the local community and reducing your carbon footprint while you are away. Buying local products reduces the amount of energy required to transport your products to your store.
Read MoreTo greatly reduce your impact, walk or ride a bike to explore your holiday destination. It’s far more fun planning your route and you’ll reap the benefits of all some top exercise.
Read MoreDon’t be lazy and linger – keep your showers short and sweet. OR, double the fun and “get fresh” by inviting a close friend to join you under the sprinkler. Make the planet smile and shut off the water while you’re brushing your teeth.
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