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Práticas Sustentáveis
Denis Private Island enfatiza a sustentabilidade e a conservação, com foco na redução de resíduos e na maximização do uso dos recursos da ilha. A ilha possui um forte programa de conservação, incluindo a translocação de aves endémicas raras e a proteção de tartarugas nidificadoras. Utilizam produtos de origem local da sua própria quinta e fabricam mobiliário a partir de madeira caída.
Questionário
Utiliza alguma fonte de energia renovável para produzir energia nas instalações do hotel/alojamento?
Radiação solar
O que torna o seu hotel/alojamento amigo do ambiente?
Materiais de construção a partir de recursos sustentáveis
Declaração escrita da política ambiental em vigor
A estrutura maximiza o fluxo de ar para reduzir a necessidade de ar condicionado
A estrutura maximiza a luz natural para reduzir a necessidade de iluminação e aquecimento
Envolvidos em iniciativas ambientais (por exemplo, reflorestação, conservação da vida selvagem)
Recolha e utilização de águas pluviais
Utilização de produtos de limpeza não tóxicos
O restaurante serve comida biológica
Os empregados recebem formação para seguir as políticas ambientais
Bicicletas à disposição dos hóspedes
Estação(ões) de carregamento de carros elétricos disponível(is)
As águas residuais são reutilizadas após o tratamento
Sinais nos quartos a informar os hóspedes de que as toalhas só serão mudadas mediante pedido
Os resíduos são separados em, pelo menos, 3 categorias
Sem copos, pratos e talheres descartáveis (de utilização única)
Os resíduos orgânicos são compostados
A maior parte dos ingredientes utilizados na preparação das refeições são produzidos localmente
É proposto um menu alternativo vegetariano no restaurante
Há algum aspeto que gostaria de salientar, acrescentar ou clarificar?Denis Island Sustainability
The Farm:
- The island farm supplies almost all meat, dairy, poultry, fresh-produce to the restaurant for true farm-to-table dining
- Fish is caught locally by our team
- This reduces supply chain carbon footprint/ensures quality/guarantees no use of harmful pesticide in the production of food and guests can see for themselves that their food is free-range and raised in humane conditions
- The farm also plays an import role in waste management: left over food given to the pigs, tree trimmings (especially non-native palm trees) are mulched and used for animal feed
- Farm is a source of natural and nutritious fertilizer for crops and gardens.
- Excess produce is sold on Mahe in a farm shop, giving local consumers access to high-quality non-imported meat.
The Forest:
- Non-native coconut plantation has been carefully and systematically removed and replaced with native and endemic vegetation
- The introduction of critically endangered endemic bird species (Seychelles Magpie Robin, Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, Seychelles Warbler) were introduced to the island. The success of these introduced populations has downgraded these species from "critically endangered" to "endangered".
Eradication of Pests:
- Great expense and planning has gone into removing non-native predators (rats, cats and Myna birds) from the island. Denis Island is officially rat-free. The removal of these predators has allowed bird populations to thrive. Huge increases in population numbers for sea and land birds have been recorded since these pests were eradicated.
Power:
- Denis Island is home to one of the largest solar power projects in Seychelles, which largely (together with generators) supplies power to the entire island
Marine Protected Area:
- The waters surrounding Denis Island have recently been declared a marine protected zone. We are working closely with environmental organisations to manage this area.
- Denis island is an important nesting ground for endangered hawksbill and green turtles. Turtles nest all year round at Denis Island.
- Denis Island is one of the best destinations in the world for catching bill fish - all bill fish are tagged and released.
Greywater:
- Water from the laundry is sprayed over the dust roads, to keep dust down (so water does not pollute any other water sources, and less cleaning = less water consumption)
Workshop:
- Much of the furniture and flooring in the cottages and main building is made from drift wood or timber grown on the island (non-native trees that have been removed from the forest).
Green Islands Foundation:
- This NGO was initially set up by the island's owners to manage conservation projects on Denis Island alone (eg. Turtle monitoring and the translocation of endangered birds).
- The organization has since grown and now manages projects on multiple other islands.
Denis Island has also a signatory of the UNESCO Sustainable Travel Pledge.
The Farm:
- The island farm supplies almost all meat, dairy, poultry, fresh-produce to the restaurant for true farm-to-table dining
- Fish is caught locally by our team
- This reduces supply chain carbon footprint/ensures quality/guarantees no use of harmful pesticide in the production of food and guests can see for themselves that their food is free-range and raised in humane conditions
- The farm also plays an import role in waste management: left over food given to the pigs, tree trimmings (especially non-native palm trees) are mulched and used for animal feed
- Farm is a source of natural and nutritious fertilizer for crops and gardens.
- Excess produce is sold on Mahe in a farm shop, giving local consumers access to high-quality non-imported meat.
The Forest:
- Non-native coconut plantation has been carefully and systematically removed and replaced with native and endemic vegetation
- The introduction of critically endangered endemic bird species (Seychelles Magpie Robin, Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, Seychelles Warbler) were introduced to the island. The success of these introduced populations has downgraded these species from "critically endangered" to "endangered".
Eradication of Pests:
- Great expense and planning has gone into removing non-native predators (rats, cats and Myna birds) from the island. Denis Island is officially rat-free. The removal of these predators has allowed bird populations to thrive. Huge increases in population numbers for sea and land birds have been recorded since these pests were eradicated.
Power:
- Denis Island is home to one of the largest solar power projects in Seychelles, which largely (together with generators) supplies power to the entire island
Marine Protected Area:
- The waters surrounding Denis Island have recently been declared a marine protected zone. We are working closely with environmental organisations to manage this area.
- Denis island is an important nesting ground for endangered hawksbill and green turtles. Turtles nest all year round at Denis Island.
- Denis Island is one of the best destinations in the world for catching bill fish - all bill fish are tagged and released.
Greywater:
- Water from the laundry is sprayed over the dust roads, to keep dust down (so water does not pollute any other water sources, and less cleaning = less water consumption)
Workshop:
- Much of the furniture and flooring in the cottages and main building is made from drift wood or timber grown on the island (non-native trees that have been removed from the forest).
Green Islands Foundation:
- This NGO was initially set up by the island's owners to manage conservation projects on Denis Island alone (eg. Turtle monitoring and the translocation of endangered birds).
- The organization has since grown and now manages projects on multiple other islands.
Denis Island has also a signatory of the UNESCO Sustainable Travel Pledge.
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