Lanta Eco News

Lanta Eco News – a sustainable travel blog from Koh Lanta, Thailand – giving tourists and the local community on Koh Lanta news and info about eco-friendly and sustainable travel initiatives  + how we can all help to keep the island a paradise.

Lots of people and businesses on Koh Lanta are making great efforts to reduce the negative impact tourism has on this small Thai island.  We want to celebrate them and inspire more people to act.  There are many eco-friendly businesses and eco projects on Koh Lanta, all helping the island remain beautiful, hold on to its unique and laid back charm, and develop in an environmentally friendly way.

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There are some simple but effective ways you can make a difference when you’re on Koh Lanta, and when you’re traveling anywhere in the world.

One of the biggest and most visible problems caused by tourism is the amount of single use plastic thrown away each day.  A great way you can be eco friendly on Koh Lanta is to use less single-use plastic.  This will help keep Koh Lanta clean and beautiful, and also protect marine life.

It’s down to all of us to make an effort to reduce the negative impact we have on the environment, on Koh Lanta and anywhere else.

Find out how you can have a positive impact and reduce the footprint you leave behind on Koh Lanta…

There are lots of resorts, restaurants, bars, and dive shops on Koh Lanta making great efforts to be eco-friendly, and reduce the impact tourism has on the island.

Many businesses sell the Trash Hero water bottles, reusable shopping bags and stainless steel straws.  A lot are starting to say no to plastic straws and yes to composting, and many places reduce, reuse and recycle as much as possible.

Find out more about Koh Lanta businesses helping to make the island greener…

Check out our blog to find out more about the great eco-friendly things happening on Koh Lanta.

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