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Adventure Group Holdings Sustainability Actions

Publishes responsible travel policies

The group and its related brands publish responsible travel guidance that covers climate, wildlife, local communities, and cultural respect. One brand says it measures trip emissions, uses small group sizes, and designs journeys to reduce harm in fragile places. Another says it has a sustainability pledge, uses recycling and reusable items, and trains guides in best practice. These policies show that sustainability is built into trip planning and day-to-day operations, not treated as a side issue.

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Measures and reports emissions

The content says the group has built a baseline for Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Scope 1, 2, and 3 are the main ways companies count direct emissions, energy use, and supply-chain emissions. It also says the group publishes carbon data for trips and operations, and one report noted a 16% drop in Scope 1 and 2 emissions over a period. This suggests the company is trying to track where its climate impact comes from and where it can cut it.

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Supports conservation funds

The group and its brands support conservation and community funds that channel money into local projects. One report says the Wilderness Conservation and Community Fund has raised over £100,000 for grassroots environmental and community groups since 2010. Another brand says it created a Sustainability Fund to support carbon reduction, climate education, and innovation. These funds are meant to turn travel spending into direct support for places and people affected by tourism.

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Uses local partners and guides

The brands say they work with local guides, operators, suppliers, and destination partners. They also say they try to keep more tourism money in local communities and support local livelihoods. In one case, trips are designed to be land-based so spending stays in local communities rather than going to outside operators. This approach is meant to make tourism more useful for local people, not just for visitors.

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Promotes lower-impact travel

Several brands say they use walking, cycling, small groups, train access, reusable bottles, and other lower-impact choices to reduce harm. One brand says it starts trips at mainline train stations and encourages reusable water bottles and lunch boxes. Another says it offers carbon-scored tours, which means it shows the estimated emissions linked to each trip. These steps are aimed at making it easier for travellers to choose trips with a smaller footprint.

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