Responsible Travel

Responsible Travel

Operating in a way that is culturally, economically and environmentally responsible, with a long-term sustainability focus.

We operate in a culturally, economically and environmentally responsible way, taking a long-term, holistic view of our impact on clients, staff, local people and our animals.

  • Aligned with the WWF's 10 Principles for Arctic Tourism
  • Aligned with the Leave No Trace principles
  • Balances the needs of clients, staff, local people and the dogs
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A holistic responsibility

Clients need a reliable, affordable and sustainable service. Staff need a stable company with sound, open management. Local people need to trust us to manage our dogs responsibly, prevent escapes and stay for the long term. And our dogs, with no say in what happens to them, deserve the best home, working life and retirement we can deliver.

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WWF principles and benchmarking

From the early days we have aligned the business with the WWF's 10 Principles for Arctic Tourism and the Leave No Trace principles, benchmarking constantly against emerging standards and quality processes.

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WWF's 10 Principles for Arctic Tourism (selected)

1. Make tourism and conservation compatible. 2. Support the preservation of wilderness and biodiversity. 3. Use natural resources in a sustainable way, since developed areas can never be returned to their original state. 4. Minimise consumption, waste and pollution. The principles continue across conservation, culture and local benefit.

Questions about a trip north?

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