The ECO Certification program assures travellers that certified products are backed by a strong, well managed commitment to sustainable practices and provides high quality nature-based tourism experiences. It has three levels:
Nature Tourism - tourism in a natural area that leaves a minimal impact on the environment;
EcoTourism: tourism in a natural area that offers interesting ways to learn about the environment with an operator that uses resources wisely, contributes to the conversation of the environment, and helps local communities;
Advanced Ecotourism: ecotourism that provide an opportunity to learn about the environment with an operator who is committed to achieving best practice when using resources wisely, contributing to the conservation of the environment and helping local communities.
Learn more: International Eco Certification Program website
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Australia
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Last updated: 20 January 2012