Apr 17, 2012 | root_ks8kzico

Going green in the office

Holbrook Travel is not only committed to providing sustainable tourism, but we also work for a sustainable environment at home. The following is a list of ways in which we keep things green in the office: Environmentally-friendly things we already do:

Recycle — we are always conscious of what we are throwing away
Reuse materials (especially paper) — we make sure to save as many useful materials to reuse as possible
Compost pile — we encourage staff to use our compost bin
Turn off lights in the office that are not as necessary to have on — the restroom lights in the office are always turned off when not in use
Solar panels — the office is powered by solar panels

By making a more conscious effort to be eco-friendly at work, we believe it transfers healthy habits back to our households and encourages our visitors to do the same. Every little thing makes a difference!

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