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ANIMONDIAL - Bringing compassion to tourism

Natour Impact Assessment – identify YOUR impact on BIODIVERSITY

On 22 May each year the world celebrates the importance of ‘Biological diversity’, and in 2023, the ask is to “Build Back Biodiversity”. … This is, of course, exactly what Continue Reading →

Earth Day: Understanding the nature around you

April 22nd is Earth Day. A day to celebrate the amazing place where we live. Home to 7.4 billion people and an estimated 8 million species. It is also a Continue Reading →

Act for Nature – but don’t forget the NATURE!

Adopting a Nature Positive approach goes beyond sustainable use. While sustainability makes clear business sense, it is the impact on the ground, amongst nature, that matters most. … This is, Continue Reading →

We can do it again!

The Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) has set out, at the highest level, how the private sector needs to help protect and restore nature worldwide – but how do we act Continue Reading →
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ANIMONDIAL Director Daniel Turner

Published March 6, 2018 at 1728 × 1296 in Top marks for animal welfare training
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NEW REPORT & TOOLBOX
‘Nature Positive Travel & Tourism’ created jointly by ANIMONDIAL and the World Travel & Tourism Council and endorsed by the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity.

Devised to steer business action in support of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, the publication is packed with practical steps, advice and case studies to help businesses act for nature.  It includes feedback from more than 180 tourism businesses, consulted during its development, and learnings from leading climate scientists, biodiversity experts and international authorities.
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Free support to help keep up with the influx of research, recommendations and requirements for animal welfare, nature and biodiversity protection and restoration. Interested? Check out our blogs and sign up to our monthly newsletter - with bitesize, easily digested Nature Positive Tourism news for the travel and tourism sector. You can also find the link on our homepage to the free Nature Positive Travel & Tourism Report, co-authored by the Animondial and World Travel & Tourism Council teams: animondial.com/#naturepositivetourism #travelandtourism #travelindustrynews #naturepositive #sustainabletravel #animalwelfare #biodiversity ... See MoreSee Less

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