As well as conducting our own campaigns to improve the tourism industry, we also support and partner with the following campaigns:
The Born Free Foundation zoo check 
For many years now we have been working closely with Born Free and supporting their travellers alert and zoo check programme. This campaign involves a variety of animal welfare issues in tourism see our page on
Born Free’s campaign here.
One aspect of the zoo check campaign calls on tourists to report and boycott sites and attractions where animals are used as photographic props. For more information see our
article on photo opportunities with captive wild animals. We also have information for travellers on
risks in animal interactions.
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) Think twice Many of British tourists come back from holiday with illegal souvenirs made from animals. IFAW are calling on travellers to pledge not to buy products from endangered species. Find out more about
the Think Twice campaign here.
Friends of the Earth - reduce your environmental impact on the home front Friends of the Earth campaigns for solutions to environmental problems. We support Friends of the Earth’s efforts to encourage people to reduce their environmental impact at home. We recommend Friends of the Earth’s tips for making lifestyle changes and reducing your carbon footprint as part of our
carbon caution advice.
Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) campaign against rodeos The Vancouver Humane Society is a registered charity dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. We support the societies campaign to raises awareness of the poor animal welfare standards at rodeos. For more information
see
animal welfare issues at rodeos and stampedes.
Care for the Wild International (CWI) Tiger Temple boycott Care for the Wild International (CWI) is an animal welfare and conservation charity that funds practical projects around the world. We support the CWI boycott of the Tiger Temple in Thailand. For more information see
why we should all boycott the Tiger Temple.
Minority Rights Group (MRG) Trouble in Paradise campaign We supported a campaign by Minority Rights Group called Trouble in Paradise which aims to help an indigenous community in Kenya's Rift Valley - the Endorois - gain back their ancestral land rights to a game reserve. The Endorois, who were evicted from their homelands in the 1970s to make way for the reserve, hope to have a greater say in decisions around tourism in the area, and to benefit economically from visitors too. Find out more about
the Endorois campaign here. 
ECPAT UK Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Tourism ECPAT UK provides training to the travel and tourism industry on developing policy and practical measures to protect children from sexual exploitation. Training is available to hotels, tour operators, travel agents and others interested in ethical and sustainable tourism.
We are currently working with ECPAT to develop a campaign to raise awareness of child exploitation in the tourism industry. Find out
more about ECPAT here.
