The adventure specialist said the move would see it take steps to reduce the negative impacts on natural eco-systems of its trips, while ensuring they proactively support the restoration and regeneration of nature in-destination.
Its focus will be to continue reducing the negative impacts of travel – carbon emissions, waste, pollution and exploitation of ecosystems, and outweigh these with ecological efforts.
Exodus’s nature net-positive pledge follows commitments to halve the firm’s carbon footprint by 2030, rewild 100sq/m of land per passenger, and compensate for all emissions resulting from its trips and flights.
