South Boston Massachusetts, USA Travel Guide
Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park protects an unique natural and cultural resource.
Boston has active recycling initiatives. Look for clearly marked bins for plastics, glass, and paper.
General water conservation is encouraged. Take shorter showers and reuse towels.
Protecting Boston's natural resources and urban environment is a shared responsibility.
Different local initiatives focus on the cleanliness and preservation of Boston Harbor.
Carry reusable items to minimize single-use plastics and waste.
Some hotels and tour operators prioritize sustainable practices.
Consider contributing to offset the environmental impact of your flights.
Carry a reusable water bottle and coffee cup. This minimizes single-use plastics and waste during your trip.
Guidelines for respectful interactions.
Efforts preserve Boston's numerous historic buildings and cultural heritage sites.
Be polite and courteous in every interaction. Respect local customs.
Always get consent before taking pictures people.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered, though less strictly enforced).
Make conscious choices for sustainable travel.
For durable and ethically made outdoor gear, check out Patagonia.
Explore reusable items at Package Free Shop.
Book trips through G Adventures for responsible tourism.
A portion of purchases from The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood) helps conservation efforts. This is another way to support environmental causes.
