Byron Way Pledge

Byron Way Pledge The Byron Way Pledge is a set of responsible tourism principles we’d like you to sign, to pledge r

These pledge points have been co-created with young people in the community and several key stakeholders. The Byron Way Pledge is the result of a collaborative project driven by a group of young activist members of Byron Youth Theatre (BYT). Following their involvement in the ‘Our Home Holiday Town’ research project with the Centre for Children and Young People at Southern Cross University, they

consulted with local ecotourism operator –Vision Walks, local Arakwal woman Delta Kay and other youth groups in the area including those at the Byron Youth Service. The aim is to communicate community expectations to the millions of annual visitors and activate more sustainable tourism solutions in their community. Findings from this research and the Byron Way Pledge principles are incorporated in BYT’s social action theatre production in December 2021

Please stay off the dunes
10/02/2023

Please stay off the dunes

📌Why do you need to keep off the dunes?

Dunes are fenced and you need to stay off them to allow plants to grow and to encourage dunes to naturally build back up over time. This will also minimise the impact on any nesting fauna.

I walked down Jonson st today, saw me some lovely riberries and picked myself a nice handful. Popping them in my mouth a...
21/12/2022

I walked down Jonson st today, saw me some lovely riberries and picked myself a nice handful. Popping them in my mouth as I walked down the street. This is the Byron way.

Getting into the christmas spirit, bushway, my way❤️💚 ❤️💛🖤

An interesting article here about Pledges.
24/10/2022

An interesting article here about Pledges.

Tourism pledges are designed to help us do the right thing when we travel, but do they really change attitudes and behaviors? And how can we as travelers help make pledges more effective?

Yes, bring it on.
18/05/2022

Yes, bring it on.

From 1 June the supply of lightweight plastic shopping bags will be banned in NSW 🙌

This includes lightweight bags made from

❌ biodegradable plastics
❌ compostable plastics
❌ bio-plastics (including those made from Australian certified compostable plastic)

The heavy duty, "reuseable" bags from the supermarkets are, unfortunately not banned.

The best way to help the business community and the environment is just to bring your own 💚

For more information about the ban visit 👇https://dpe.mysocialpinpoint.com.au/plastics-ban-nsw/foreveryone

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