Since 2019, Eagle Wing Whale Watching offsets 100% of the company's remaining carbon emissions each year through old-growth forest protection. In addition, guests can contribute via the conservation.
The coastal rainforests and glacial rivers of the Toba Valley are the spawning grounds for salmon. And these in turn are food of the orcas and many other wild animals that visitors want to observe on the tours with Eagle Wing. So the forest is an essential basis for the existence of the company. In addition, Wilderness International benefits from a portion of the company's profits, which are donated to us and other conservation organizations through the "1% for the Planet" initiative.
Eagle Wing Tours is not only the largest whale watching operator in all of Victoria, but also a role model in every aspect of environmental protection. Whether it's concrete conservation, environmental education, sustainable tourism, support for research or partnerships with First Nations - Eagle Wing Tours leads by example in every area, often as the first company in the region to do so, and not by a small margin.
Responsibility for the marine ecosystems forms the basis of their business and is firmly embedded in Eagle Wing Tours' core concept. That is originally how we got to know them: as people absolutely passionate about animals, the marine ecosystem and their work. In addition, they are equally passionate about passing on their knowledge of the sea and their love of whales to their guests, inspiring them to become conservationists as they experience spectacular whale and wildlife sightings.
Eagle Wing Tours has not only been awarded numerous awards for their commitment to sustainability and conservation. They are also a pioneering advocate for sustainable and responsible eco-tourism as a founding member of the Victoria Sustainable Tourism Alliance (ViSTA) in cooperation with other companies.
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