The South, Brazil
A municipal park dedicated to conservation, offering trails and city views.
Focuses on plant conservation and environmental education, a living gene bank.
Ongoing efforts work on water quality and ecosystem protection. Support eco-friendly tours.
Protecting the environment forms a part of responsible travel.
Porto Alegre runs a municipal waste collection and recycling program.
Water conservation is an important practice here.
Consider offsetting flight emissions.
Look for hotels and tours that prioritize sustainability.
Choose products that are locally made and sustainably sourced. This benefits the local economy and reduces environmental footprint.
Your travel choices influence the local economy. Support practices benefiting the community.
Support institutions that preserve and promote Gaucho and immigrant cultures.
Show courtesy and patience in your communication.
Your choices directly support the local economy.
Choose local guesthouses, small businesses, independent guides.
Buy souvenirs directly from artisans at markets like Brique da Redenção.
Dine at local restaurants, shop at independent stores, use local services.
Avoid activities exploiting animals or local populations. Research tours for ethical standards. Be wary of scams that prey on tourists. For charitable giving, donate through established local charities.
