When you think of seaweed, you probably think of Nori, a type of seaweed often found in sushi, ramen bowls and now, chips. Thanks to the health benefits and climate action associated with seaweed, there is more hype than ever around using this marine resource.

This week’s blog will dive into the many different culinary uses of seaweed both as a stand-alone food product or as a healthy addition to other dishes.

Developing an understanding of how food impacts the environment can make one more capable of engaging in truly effective practices that actually benefit the environment. 

The week’s blog unpacks the environmental impact of food and how sustainable eating can help the environment.

Back in March 2020, Sea Going Green declared a climate emergency. Little did we know just how much the industry would change in the coming years as tourism adapted to the “new normal”. Now in 2023, we wanted to take a look back at our action plan and set new goals and ambitions for this upcoming year. 

In this post, we'll introduce you to six must-see sites that showcase Argentina's diverse heritage while promoting sustainable tourism practices.

Seaweed farming can have many positive impacts on coastal communities, boosting women empowerment and contributing towards economic resilience. Read on to learn more.

In this article, we will examine the role of waste management infrastructure in preventing ocean pollution, examples of successful waste management programs, and the role of individuals and businesses in waste management.

While the idea of garbage filled oceans is a scary thought, there is hope on the horizon. In this article we will explore how waste impacts our oceans and learn how living a zero waste lifestyle can help us protect our seas! 

As travelers become increasingly eco-conscious, many accommodation owners continue to look for ways to reduce costs and cut their carbon footprints. One such way is to introduce an onsite garden, which can have ample environmental and cost-saving benefits (and not to mention offer a relaxing haven for your guests).

Read more in this week’s blog.

Plastic waste is everywhere — it’s even washed up on the beaches from distant, uninhabited islands within the South Pacific to the coasts of Antarctica.

While it’s easy to feel small in the face of such an existential issue, you can make a difference by keeping your local beach area clean to reduce the impact of waste on marine life. Learn how you can use your drone to do your part.

Volunteering overseas can be a great way to broaden your horizons and travel with a purpose. There are all kinds of volunteering opportunities that you may choose to pursue, from ocean wildlife conservation to community-building efforts. 

Before you jet off, there are a few things you need to know first. Read on for more.

In this article, we look at how analytics can be used to help tourism operators reduce their carbon footprint.

As a business owner or employee, you can make changes to reduce your environmental footprint by moving away from traveling practices that harm the environment.

This article will highlight some changes you should make so that your business trips are more sustainably-minded.

When travelers visit new places they go out to eat, go sightseeing, and inject money into the communities they visit. But travel isn’t always good for communities, and it especially is not always sustainable for landscapes and the environment.

Mass tourism specifically does harm by creating environmental strain on different ecosystems and landscapes. When there is a lot of foot traffic to a natural environment, there is naturally a lot of wear and tear on the land. 

That’s where ecotourism comes in.

The Covid-19 pandemic saw many employees shift to remote work, and it has since become the new normal. It is still early to assess the full extent of the environmental benefits of remote work, but there are signs that it could make a significant difference in reducing carbon emissions and consuming less resources.

Let’s take a look at some of the ways in which remote work can have a positive environmental impact.

Sustainable ocean economies can potentially speed up answers to the world's most pressing problems, including hunger and extreme poverty elimination, employment creation, and climate change mitigation.

Let's explore various ways to achieve a sustainable ocean economy.

Boating is an exciting and fun hobby that you can take part in year-round for business or simply, leisure. While boating is a relaxing and enjoyable activity, it can cause harm to marine life and the environment if you aren't cautious.

Keep reading for 5 tips to help you boat sustainably.

Like most human activities though, hiking can affect the planet without you realizing it. Here are some changes you can make so you can enjoy this activity while still being eco friendly. 

Clean energy is now considered to be a viable alternative to the traditional energy sources commonly used by the tourism and hospitality industries.

Here are a few reasons why, you, as a tourism service provider or hospitality business, should transition to clean energy. 

Sustainability is essential in all aspects of life, including sea travel. If you want to continue enjoying the many benefits that sailing and cruising have to offer, you need to do your part to protect the oceans and their inhabitants. Here are five ways to become a more sustainable sea traveler.

If you’ve ever had any desire to help keep your local beaches clean, now is the perfect time to double down and start an ocean cleanup in your area. Read on for more.