Impact

​​​​Brian T. Mullis, a destination management, development and marketing specialist who is passionate about community-led conservation and regenerative tourism, shares how everyone has a role to play in taking regenerative tourism to scale.

Less than 10% of the plastic consumed in the United States is recycled. Much of that ends up in landfills, is incinerated and over 11 million tons ends up in the marine ecosystem.

“One teaspoon of healthy soil has more living things than people on the planet,” stated Diana Martin, Communications Director at the Rodale Institute, kicking off our new monthly webinar series called “The Regenerative Shift” focused on regenerative agriculture practices and climate change solutions.

Learn about solutions in marine conservation to combat and reserve climate change according to leading ocean experts and conservationists.

“This is the only way that we can stop and reverse climate change."

When we typically think of sustainable travel, going strawless, carbon credits and reusable water bottles come to mind. Learn why the future of sustainable tourism needs to be unconventional.

From utilizing various methods for carbon offsetting and the need for multiple sectors to aid in cutting costs, Regenerative Travel looks at sustainable aviation solutions for a greener future.

We have identified 3 key regenerative solutions in order to protect the landscapes we travel to and ensure these environments can thrive during The Regenerative Travel Summit.

Built to foster solutions-oriented conversations, the three-day virtual summit featured a mix of panels, focused on tourism and hospitality and how we can move beyond sustainability to regeneration in order to reverse climate change and use tourism to rebuild for a more positive future.