South Shore New England, USA Travel Guide
Numerous state parks, wildlife sanctuaries (Mass Audubon, The Trustees of Reservations), and coastal conservation areas exist. Support these efforts through visits or donations.
Recycling is widespread. Use marked bins for mixed recycling. Reduce waste with reusable water bottles and shopping bags. Dispose of all trash properly, especially in natural areas.
Water conservation is encouraged. Be mindful of water usage during your stay. Take shorter showers and reuse towels at your accommodation.
Your travel choices contribute to cultural preservation and local prosperity.
Support organizations preserving historical sites like Plimoth Patuxet Museums and local historical societies. Your visit aids these efforts.
Support sustainability through your choices during your stay.
Directly support local businesses. Your spending circulates within the community.
The South Shore tourism market is well-regulated and ethical.
Dine at locally owned restaurants. Shop at independent boutiques and visit farmers markets.
Seek products from local artisans and producers at markets and shops. This benefits creators directly.
The South Shore operates as a regulated and ethical tourism market. Instances of exploitation are not prevalent here.
Your visit supports the well-being of South Shore communities.
Directly supporting local businesses circulates money within the community, aiding local families and entrepreneurs.
The South Shore tourism market adheres to appropriate standards.
For donations, select reputable local charities or non-profits that align with your values.
Support organizations centered on environmental conservation within the region.
Support groups dedicated to maintaining historical sites and local heritage.
Research their missions to ensure your contribution aligns with your values. Explore The Rainforest Site for global conservation efforts.
