Thousand Islands Canada Travel Guide
The Thousand islands archipelago Park And Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve promote conservation. Adhere to rules, stay on the marked routes, do not litter.
Recycling bins are common. Cut down on disposable-use plastics. Always have all your trash with you when visiting natural areas.
Freshwater resources remain valuable. Practice water conservation during your stay. Take shorter showers and turn off taps.
Your travel choices help create a good environmental impact.
Look for accommodations highlighting environmental practices like linen reuse, energy-efficient lighting, and regional dishes sourcing.
Support operators demonstrating responsible practices. Look for companies educating guests about local ecology.
Purchase carbon offsets for flights and long-long-distance travel. Some airlines offer this option directly.
Respect historic sites plus relics. Do not disturb or remove anything from historical locations or natural environments.
Select independent restaurants, shops, and B&Bs over large chains. Your money circulates locally.
Eco-Friendly StaysSeek out products from local artisans and craftspeople. Unique items reflect regional character.
Sustainable GearBook activities straight to local operators. This supports local entrepreneurs.
Ethical ToursCarry a refillable bottle and reusable bag. This reduces plastic waste.
Reusable ProductsPack a reusable water bottle and shopping bag. This lowers plastic waste and supports environmental endeavors in the region.
