The Mission

Our mission is to provide scalable solutions to the plastic pollution emergency through the catalytic efforts of Global Green Journeys' innovative Sustainability Labs.

By creating this global upcycling program and strategically placing our Sustainability Labs in Hotels & Resorts, we can make a meaningful impact on the world by addressing sustainability and plastic pollution within the tourism industry.

A Sustainability Lab is a dynamic recycling center that uses innovative machinery to transform plastic waste into practical, beautiful products. The Sustainability Lab Model enables Resorts to integrate environmental responsibility with impactful experiences and products, encouraging guests and the local community to value and recycle plastic materials.

Socio-Economic Benefits

Catalytic

Technology

Sustainable

Tourism

Power of

Awareness

Through this initiative, we aim to combat the plastic pollution emergency by promoting catalytic technologies that create ongoing revenue streams and wider socio-economic benefits while generating international awareness and profound environmental impact.

Our Program

Global Green Journeys, in collaboration with Precious Plastic, has launched the first Sustainability Lab on the Pacific Shaviyani Atoll at Fairmont Maldives Sirru Fen Fushi.

Together, we're taking a significant step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly tourism industry, addressing the plastic pollution crisis.

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Project Documentary

As we navigate a world facing multiple challenges, we must prioritize urgent action to ensure a sustainable future for ourselves and future generations. It's essential that we act swiftly and with empathy toward our ecosystems.

We are determined to raise awareness about effective global solutions and drive the adoption of scalable and sustainable approaches, and through compelling content we aim to inspire individuals to become effective advocates and embrace a creative mindset to tackle climate change challenges.

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Why Global Green Journeys?

We need to truly understand environmental and pollution problems to avoid the worst impacts of plastic pollution and biodiversity loss.

What is the magnitude and current state of these problems and the potential impacts and tipping points for ecosystem collapse?

Understanding the linkages between addressing biodiversity loss, climate change, and development will help us understand what caused this, and especially what actions can have a positive impact.

Nature In Crisis

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It is critical that we find creative approaches in order to mainstream natural capital.

Current economic and financial structures continue to support unsustainable levels of consumption and the destruction of our precious environment, without which no economy can thrive.

Transitioning To Nature-Positive Economies

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Mobilizing civil society organizations and local communities towards natural ecosystem services will be required to hit the UNFCCC's goals.

From the shadows of a nature-related global pandemic, the inherent risks of biodiversity loss are clear, as well as the opportunities emerging in nature-positive projects and solutions.