Sustainable Tourism Award
2010 Winner
Deepdale
This year's criteria:
The award is open to any Norfolk based organisation that places a high priority on care for the environment.
Entrants should demonstrate clear good practice in, for example, the use of sustainable materials and environmentally friendly products, as well as initiatives to reduce energy consumption and save water, and the minimisation of waste and recycling.
The judges will be looking for conservation and activity programmes, innovative ways of educating and involving visitors, how the business supports and uses local suppliers, public transportation and how links have been forged with the local community.
The judges will also consider recognition of achievement at local or national level and participation in sustainable projects.
Finally please indicate what you or your business has done in the last twelve months to be recognised for this award.
2009 winner
Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden, South Walsham
2010 WinnerDeepdale
This year's criteria:
The award is open to any Norfolk based organisation that places a high priority on care for the environment.
Entrants should demonstrate clear good practice in, for example, the use of sustainable materials and environmentally friendly products, as well as initiatives to reduce energy consumption and save water, and the minimisation of waste and recycling.
The judges will be looking for conservation and activity programmes, innovative ways of educating and involving visitors, how the business supports and uses local suppliers, public transportation and how links have been forged with the local community.
The judges will also consider recognition of achievement at local or national level and participation in sustainable projects.
Finally please indicate what you or your business has done in the last twelve months to be recognised for this award.
2009 winnerFairhaven Woodland and Water Garden, South Walsham
