The Netherlands
Ooijpolder and Millingerwaard are parts of the Gelderse Poort project, focused on river restoration and nature development.
The Netherlands has a developed waste separation and recycling system. Use designated bins and the deposit system for bottles.
Tap water in Nijmegen is safe to drink. Drink tap water over bottled water to limit plastic waste.
The Netherlands emphasizes environmental protection and sustainability. As a traveler, you can contribute to these efforts.
Consider ways to lessen your carbon footprint from travel.
Choose options that prioritize environmental responsibility.
Cultural sensitivity nurtures respectful and meaningful interactions with local people and their heritage.
Mind your actions when photographing and visiting sacred places.
Dine at local restaurants, shop at small boutiques, buy from markets, choose locally-owned accommodations.
Reusable goods at Package Free ShopSeek fair trade products, local crafts. For giving, research reputable local charities or NGOs. For conservation efforts, check The Rainforest Site.
Sustainable gear from PatagoniaChoose local guides for tours. Attend cultural events. Avoid activities that exploit animals or are illegal. The Netherlands has strict labor laws.