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Specialising in tourism that has an environmental, social and economic benefit. Positive impact tourism facilitator, mentor, public speaker, and strategist. Founder, Wild Adventures Melbourne (WAM), a Certified B-Corp.

How does your business support and protect biodiversity where you operate? Today is International Day For Biological Diversity. Tourism is not just a victim of climate change, it also contributes to the problem, and that includes biodiversity loss. The future of tourism relies on nature flourishing, so it would be shortsighted of Wild Adventures Melbourne (WAM) to operate in a way that delivers extraordinary experiences in Australia's spectacular and iconic nature, yet did nothing to support and protect ecosystems and biodiversity. As a tourism operator, i'm acutely aware that WAM needs to be part of the solution, rather than part of the problem. That has been in our DNA since the very beginning. This is why I created the WAM 4 Project. The WAM 4 Project is dedicated to supporting the long-term conservation and protection of nature, wildlife and culture on the Mornington Peninsula and surrounds so that it can thrive and be enjoyed for generations to come. You can find out more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/guZSc-9M WAM strives to protect, restore and enhance biodiversity in multiple ways including supporting restoration of reefs and kelp forests, planting native trees and other plants, saving energy, cleaning up eliminating and reducing waste, ethical supply chains and more. We will be posting more soon and how WAM is connecting the dots with the impact on nature and direct actions we are taking to cause a ripple effect of positive difference. #biodiversity #internationaldayforbiologicaldiversity #positiveimpacttourism #ecotourism

The WAM 4 Project

The WAM 4 Project

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