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Carbon Literacy & Climate Solutions

Facilitated by Synergy Enterprises, in collaboration with Destination Greater Victoria and the Victoria Conference Centre, these webinars explores the impacts and opportunities of climate change in tourism.

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Part One

This webinar explores the impacts and opportunities of climate change in tourism. Viewers will gain insights from local case studies on how Victoria-based companies are addressing climate change. Practical sustainable practices for businesses and events will also be shared, empowering attendees to promote climate action within their organizations. In Part 1 of this 2 part series viewers will:

  • Understand the impacts and opportunities of climate change in tourism.
  • Explore case studies of businesses that have successfully reduced emissions and implemented sustainable practices in their operations.
  • Gain a shared understanding of terms such as carbon neutrality, net zero, and decarbonization in the context of business operations.
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Part Two

This webinar explores the impacts and opportunities of climate change in tourism. Viewers will gain insights from local case studies on how Victoria-based companies are addressing climate change. Practical sustainable practices for businesses and events will also be shared, empowering attendees to promote climate action within their organizations. In Part 2 of this 2-part series, viewers will explore a range of sustainable practices and solutions, such as responsible sourcing, low-carbon food options, waste management, energy efficiency, and more.

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