The EU’s climate reporting rules have changed – here’s what travel providers need to know
On 26th February, the EU Commission published a new package of proposals designed to simplify the CSRD reporting rules, walking back some of its original requirements. Around 80% of companies that were previously in scope would no longer be required to disclose. How should companies respond, and what might come next? To find out, we spoke to Shannon Guihan, Chief Sustainability Officer at The Travel Corporation. Shannon also oversees the group’s not-for-profit organisation, the TreadRight Foundation.
How do you measure nature?
In March 2023, the river Vjosa was officially made a national park. It is the latest in a string of new protected areas around the world – part of an international movement supported by the World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA) and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Who owns nature?
From 1960 to 1995, black rhinos were massacred for them. Africa’s rhino population is estimated to have dropped from at least 65,000 in the middle of the century to just a few hundred by its end. For a while, extinction felt inevitable. Now – slowly – that’s starting to change.
Revel in Rwanda’s rich culture and brimming wildlife
Rwanda’s rich culture, wildlife-filled national parks and endless nature-focused adventures are just waiting to be discovered by you!
Travelling in Harmony with Nature through Peru
Peru is increasingly becoming known as the gleaming jewel in Latin America’s crown, and this is easy to see when you consider the breadth of beauty in this enchanting country.
An eco-adventure through Puerto Rico
From bioluminescent bays to its soaring rainforest, Puerto Rico offers an abundance of natural treasures.
5 ways you can make your next trip Nature Positive
Let’s debunk a myth about travel: it does not always have a detrimental impact on the environment. As a tourist, you can even become a force for good. If you engage in nature positive travel, you can aid the biodiversity of a region and support local communities along the way.
How your responsible wildlife trip can be a force for good
Wildlife tourism can make a significant contribution to the conservation and preservation of the incredible animals that live on our planet.
Responsible wildlife tourism: protecting elephants in destinations worldwide
Across the globe, elephants are facing threats from poaching, human-wildlife conflict and habitat destruction.