The internationally recognized sustainability certification

Biosphere helps you to define, organise and make your sustainable goals and priorities visible. A model to work on your own personalised sustainability plan: you decide which criteria to include in your sustainable development plan, organising your efforts by Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and United Nations goals. Our system contributes to highlighting your good practices and improving your positioning, allowing your organisation to reach a market that is looking for more sustainable experiences.

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Become a member of the world's largest international community of destinations and companies that work for sustainability.

All Biosphere members move towards continuous improvement, generating more sustainable experiences and consumer choices.

Align with Corporate Social Responsibility processes, adopt environmental sustainability principles and achieve economic sustainability.

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Biosphere News

New business and territorial trends in sustainability. All the institutional news of Biosphere.

Campbell River Whale Watching, Biosphere Certified, leads as Canada’s first whale-watching company with Rainbow Registered accreditation, championing inclusivity and sustainability.

Biosphere Certified company Campbell River Whale Watching & Adventure Tours has now achieved Rainbow Registered accreditation.

Campbell River Whale Watching & Adventure Tours has made history as the first whale-watching company in Canada to recognize its sustainability practices with Biosphere certification as well as to receive the national Rainbow Registered accreditation from Canada’s 2SLGBTQIA+ Chamber of Commerce
Skål International Sustainable Tourism Awards 2024

Winners of the 2024 Skål International Sustainable Tourism Awards

The 2024 edition has been a resounding success, with 56 proposals from 20 countries around the world competing in eight newly revamped categories.