Basecamp in media on climate agenda
Why was there recently a 2-page spread in Aftenposten, Norway's leading newspaper, covering a safari lunch with Basecamp staff from India, Tibet, Kenya and Sweden, while world leaders were gathered in Poland discussing the future of the Kyoto Climate Protocol?
Obama plants trees with Basecamp
Our message: "Leave a positive footprint" clearly appeals to Barack Obama! When visiting Kenya in 2006, his natural choice for a safari experience was Basecamp Masai Mara, where he planted a tree - for the future!Climate
Our Climate Change Policy and Strategy
Your climate footprint is measured when you travel with Basecamp. Our goal: 1. ....is to make sure your footprint is as small as possible. 2. ... is to offset what we (and you) can't reduce. This we do through tree planting. In the ten years since Basecamp started its first camp in the Masai Mara, the climate challenge has become ever more daunting.
Seeking solutions
At our destinations we seek the best technology available to limit energy use and waste. Basecamp Masai Mara has won several awards for responsible practices. Basecamp Pyrenees are using renewable- and energy-efficient technologies and have the biggest private owned solar panel parc in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The sky is the limit
With the GreenBelt Movement of Kenya we therefore offset all those CO2 emissions we just can't avoid. Our partners, like Jambo Tours, help us not push the limit!
