Author: Carbonhalo

Silent Tours in the Kimberleys North East has enhanced its commitment to environmental stewardship through the Tourism Emissions Reduction Program. Specialising in immersive nature experiences, this dynamic tour operator has transitioned from informal eco-friendly efforts to a strategic, formalised approach to sustainability. Learn about their journey towards reducing carbon emissions, the challenges of relying on fossil-fuelled vehicles, and their forward-looking sustainability goals.

Great Southern Outback Tours & Accommodation, based in Albany, Western Australia, offers unique eco-tours and have made significant strides in measuring and reducing their carbon footprint, boosting biodiversity, and water conservation efforts. Learn about their journey and commitment to becoming a cleaner, greener, and more efficient business.

Down Under Discoveries is a small but passionate nature-based tour and adventure business. Led by Chelle Fisher, the company has been providing eco-tours, hikes, kayaking adventures, and charters in the Tourism & Transport industry since December 2011.

Laid Back Manor, a serene luxury getaway in Huon, Tasmania, may epitomise relaxation and tranquility. But behind the scenes, owners Adam and Kylie Quilliam are actively addressing their environmental impact.

The Australia Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) faced a significant challenge: the inability to effectively measure, track, and manage industry-wide emissions. To overcome these hurdles, ATIC turned to the ERC Protocol by ERC Australia, a decision that transformed its approach to decarbonisation.

Carbonhalo is proud to support Wine Tasmania’s evolution in sustainability leadership with its implementation of an innovative industry-wide decarbonisation program using the ERC Protocol.