The Sustainable Travel Company Natural Habitat Adventures is paired with World Wildlife Funds to carry passengers to remote places in danger with global warming. Tour visit Greenland, Arctic and Amazon and aim to raise awareness and make more advocates for the environment.
A partnership between the Natural Habitat Adventures, a major conservation travel company and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) threatens the environment vigilant passengers from climate change, while allowing them to offset their carbon footprint for the whole year.
Climate change and our wild world program Provides passengers with the first hand view of three places that are looking at the worst effects of the climate crisis: Greenland, Arctic and Amazon.
Dhruva is the pre -climate crisis, the Arctic is expected to increase 4 degrees Celsius (7.2 Fahrenheit) over the next 50 years with temperatures, which is at least twice the global average. Meanwhile, Amazon Renforest, one of the most diverse ecosystems of the Earth, suffers from climate-fuel wildfire and deforestation.
First tour of 2025, slate for August, passengers will almost uninhabited and rarely visit the passengers East coast of GreenlandThe melting of Greenland snow sheets has accelerated due to man -made climate change, leading to increase in sea levels.
In early November, the Arctic tour will detect Canadian north, where the shrinking ice cover is pushing the polar bear towards extinction. This time of the year sees the highest concentration of the polar bear near the city of the outpost. Churchill, manitobaAs they gather for the beginning of their winter hunting season.
The Amazon Yatra, starting in late November, will detect the river headwatters in the Pachaya Sameeria Reserve, a 5 million acre wildlife sanctuary on the eastern flank of the Andes, which is home to the Pink River Dolphin, Scarlett Macows, Sloths and Monk Saki Monki.
In recent years, climate crisis has discontinued the journey to danger, known as “Last Chance Tourism”, which is sometimes. Innerism And contributes to the environmental decline due to the carbon footprint associated with the journey.
But Nat Hub and WWF It has progressed to reduce the environmental impact of your visits by offering an opportunity for a lifetime to carry forward your understanding of climate crisis. For example, groups usually average 10 people and incorporate major protectionists, mostly from WWF, who give presentations and attach to daily discussion with tour members.
“Beauty is that they provide both excellent information at the normal level, but also insight that some people have access or will find themselves, due to the very complex and multi -layered nature of climate work,” Court versionChief Stability Officer, told for nut hub Travel + holiday,
“I really feel that these trips are generating the next round of climate advocates, more informed, motivated, and are ready to move forward for solutions than most people in the world,” the Sangleon said.
In addition, Nut Hub has designed a designed Extensive program To offer emissions arising from the tour, which offers green energy, reduction in emissions, and forest conservation initiatives in countries, such as climate crisis, such as Ethiopia, Indonesia and India hard-hit.
To avoid “greenwashing”, the nut hub selects projects that are vetured through third party verification and prefer initiatives that try to carry forward the United Nations’ sustainable development goals.
“In this way, we think we are best, while ensuring that the offsets are extremely valid and meaningful,” said.
The company estimates that these cooperation compensates for climate change and 40 metric tons of emissions for each passenger in our wild world program, which is more than double the average annual carbon footprint of people living in the US, which is. 16 metric tons,
“When our main focus is more to raise awareness about emissions and increase awareness about the ability to offset, to educate the expectation and perhaps to offset the passengers in their own lives,” said.
