Case Studies
Bonito, Brazil, is a world-class ecotourism destination renowned for its crystal-clear rivers and rich biodiversity. Building on decades of environmental stewardship, it recently made history as the world’s first carbon-neutral certified ecotourism destination.
Based in Belize, Northern Fishermen Cooperative leads sustainable Caribbean fisheries. Achieving Carbon Measured certification, they established a comprehensive carbon footprint baseline for lobster and conch fishing, driving regional climate action.
Operating in Panama, Dyer Aqua is the pioneering commercial provider of farmed Florida pompano. By achieving Carbon Measured certification, they established a groundbreaking carbon footprint baseline for Caribbean marine aquaculture.
Operating in Belize, NFCS is a major cooperative producing lobster, finfish, and conch. In 2024, they achieved Carbon Measured certification, demonstrating remarkably low emissions compared to international lobster industry benchmarks.
CEPA partners with global universities to integrate nature-positive action into study abroad programs. Through the Forest Friends initiative, they actively restore biodiversity hotspots in Costa Rica, championing regenerative international education.
Located in the Peruvian Andes, Machu Picchu integrates climate-positive actions into its destination management. In 2021, this iconic ancient city made history by becoming the first Carbon Neutral Wonder of the World.