Kimberley Outback Tours

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Kimberley Outback Tours Sustainability Actions

Sustainability accreditation

Kimberley Outback Tours says it is a Sustainable Tourism Accredited Business. That means it has been recognised under a tourism accreditation scheme that checks whether a business follows certain sustainability practices. The company uses this status to show that it is trying to operate responsibly across the Kimberley, Pilbara, Top End and other regions it visits.

Joined emissions reduction program

The company says it is part of the Tourism Emissions Reduction Program, a tourism initiative focused on measuring and lowering greenhouse gas emissions. It says this program supports its work to track and reduce emissions across its operations, including transport and other parts of the business.

Uses an emissions plan

Kimberley Outback Tours says it has an Emissions Reduction Plan that covers fuel, waste, accommodation, and supplier choices. It says the plan is reviewed regularly and is used to find practical ways to lower its footprint while keeping trips safe and comfortable for guests.

Small-group touring model

The company says its tours are limited to a maximum of 20 travellers. Smaller groups can reduce pressure on places visited and can make it easier to manage transport, waste, and day-to-day operations. The company presents this as part of how it runs more carefully in remote areas.

Chooses local ingredients

The company says meals on tour are prepared with fresh, local ingredients. It also says guides prepare healthy roadside lunches. This suggests it is trying to manage food service in a way that fits remote travel while using ingredients sourced closer to where the tours operate.

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