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Safety @ furut camps
Building Resilient Communities is one of Furut Camp's fundamental beliefs. To do this, we actively cultivate a culture of trust and respect, one that promotes inclusion and safety. We value and safeguard diversity as a strength of nature and those who study it. Discrimination undermines our efforts to develop resilient communities and has no place on furut camp.
Hosting standards
All Hosts should study and follow these guidelines for delivering a great furut camps experience, being a kind neighbour, and acting as a responsible citizen.
Learn morefurut camper’s standards
To preserve furut camp's most essential principle, "conserve the future," all furut campers should examine and adhere to these criteria for safety, trip planning, and respect.
Learn moreInitiatives @ furut camps
Spending time in natural surroundings is more vital than ever. And in these uncertain times, everyone of us, from seasoned outdoor enthusiasts to families headed out to their first camping, might use some pointers on how to be safe. These suggestions provide a starting point for getting outside in order to preserve your health and access to our treasured natural places.
Sustainably restore
- Build an inclusive outdoor.
- Plan ahead.
- Know before you go.
- Play safe.
- Maintain physical distancing.
- leave no trace.
- Respect nature and people.
- Explore locally.
Leave only thanks take only memories
- Plan ahead and prepare
- Minimize & dispose your waste responsibliy.
- Avoid damaging live trees, plants, natural objects and cultural artifacts
- Respect wildlife
- Avoid alternating sites
- Be considerate of other visitors
Go hyper-local
- Respect local customs and tradition
- Venture beyond tourist attractions
- Try local foods and drink
- Don’t rely on stereotypes
- Learn the language if possible
- Explore the landscape
for the Planet & the People
1.5% for the Planet
furut’s self-imposed Earth tax, provides support to environmental nonprofits working to defend our air, land, and water.
1.5% for the People
furut’s self-imposed people tax, 1.5% for the communities, self-help groups, or individuals for economic independence.