Jasper Hearts Wren Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Jasper Hearts Wren appears to be associated with hospitality sustainability content centred on Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Jasper-area tourism operations. The material describes efforts to preserve the natural environment in Jasper National Park, reduce energy use, limit waste, and support local and Indigenous communities. It includes actions such as dark-sky lighting, food waste monitoring, toiletry recycling, electric vehicle charging, and single-use plastic reduction. The content also refers to sustainability management planning, community engagement, local sourcing, and annual reporting, with several initiatives tied to specific targets and years.

Dark sky and energy measures

Jasper National Park is the world’s largest accessible dark sky preserve in the world. Protecting our night sky from light pollution is extremely important to us which is why we have taken the following actions to reduce our energy consumption: We have converted all light fixtures on property to energy efficient bulbs. Dining outlets host candle-lit dining experiences every Earth Hour and Earth Day, and we encourage all our guests to remain energy-conscious at home and in the workplace throughout the year through the Power Down Campaign.

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Toiletry recycling donations

Leftover soap & hygiene products that would otherwise be discarded from guest rooms are donated to Clean the World. A global organization that distributes recycled soaps and hygiene products to vulnerable communities over 120 countries. The Lodge is proud to be a member of Clean the World’s global hygiene revolution.

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Food waste monitoring

We’ve partnered with Orbisk, an AI-powered food waste monitoring system. Using phot recognition, Orbisk tracks what’s discarded in the kitchen and provides insights to cut waste before it happens.

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Sustainable cuisine practices

Our culinary philosophy emphasizes local and seasonal ingredients, reducing transport emissions and supporting nearby suppliers. We are committed to ethical sourcing – we do not source any threatened or endangered species, and all of our eggs come from free-range chickens. In addition to sourcing an increasing amount of local Albertan food and only serving OceanWise Certified fish to prevent overfishing of at-risk species, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge has increased its growing capacity in the resort’s greenhouse to help reduce food sourcing costs and carbon emissions related to transportation.

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Five-Green Key certification

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge has maintained a Five-Green Key Eco-Rating Certification from Green Key Global since 2018. This program recognizes hotels and lodging facilities for their commitment to improving environmental and fiscal performance when it comes to sustainable commitments.

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