Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi celebrates Earth Day on April 22

This Earth Day, Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the natural environment and its inhabitants, in line with this year’s theme ‘Investing in our planet’. Home to a diverse and protected marine and wildlife ecosystem, Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi connects residents and visitors with Abu Dhabi’s pristine and rich nature. “The Middle East’s Leading Beach Destination” offers guests the opportunity to observe native animals in their natural habitat. Below are the steps destinations are taking to protect the health and protection of their surroundings.

• at check-in Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas, guest rooms are completely plastic-free, single-use plastics have been replaced, and the resort has chosen to use biodegradable starch materials to design amenities. Guests are also encouraged to reuse bed linen and towels, thereby eliminating water waste. Going forward, the resort plans to install water plants throughout the hotel to eliminate single-use plastic bottles in guest rooms.

• adjacency The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi Has received two certifications, Green Key and Green Globes, two prestigious industry awards that guarantee the highest level of sustainable operation and management across the property. These awards allow guests to commit to making a difference in terms of the environment and sustainability through amenities such as on-site electric car charging, significantly reducing carbon and water footprints – 184.52 kg per room per night and Late 940 liters and other amenities are reflected. night, respectively. The resort also uses locally produced and sourced textiles for the resort’s uniform and stationery.

• Five-star seaside eco-luxury resort, Jumeirah Saadiyat Island Resort Overlooking 400 meters of protected land, it is the first company of its kind to implement conscious solutions in its daily operations.all Vendors working with the resort share its ethos to eliminate single-use plastics in deliveries. The resort is the only resort in the Middle East to be awarded the ‘Straw-Free Sustainable Steward’ and ‘Ocean Champion’ badges from the global NGO Ocean Standard.

• Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas Implemented a sustainable program in its laundry room, using eco-friendly chemicals and optimal wash temperatures that help kill bacteria and save a lot of water. The resort also uses solar panels during the day, eliminating the need for steam from natural gas in the boilers.

• On a sunny day in Saadiyat Island, Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island Since the resort has installed solar panels, it is very bright, eliminating excess energy consumption. The resort has installed effective waste separation processes throughout the property, including water treatment for green areas. ISO 14001 and Blue Flag certified, guests can only use glass bottles and not plastic bottles.

• The Gulf’s first eco-conscious oceanfront golf club, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club Offering an unparalleled experience, admire the glistening Arabian Gulf. The green houses natural residents such as the native Arabian gazelle and a variety of bird species, and ensures that all native dining areas and lakes remain intact. Additionally, water conservation is a top priority, with the internal irrigation system using only the necessary amount of water, reducing waste.

• New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) A thought leader in sustainable development and an active advocate for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Office of Sustainability and Management works with students, faculty and staff to ensure 11 acres of green space on Saadiyat Island, supported by a 450,000 square meter campus, which is rated Estidama 2 Pearl and has 29 % landfill waste diversion rate. The institution encourages the use of reusable bags and water bottles on campus and encourages “printing from the heart” to eliminate excess paper waste.

• seaside community Martha Saadiyat Guests are encouraged to leave their cars behind, with convenient bike racks installed in all parking spaces. The scheme, available to the public, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cars. The community also employs energy-efficient technologies to reduce overall energy consumption in line with the UAE’s sustainable development goals—from smart thermostats, cooling systems for chillers and aerators in communal washrooms to reduce water usage.

• did you know? Louvre Abu Dhabi Shallow seawater pools have been used instead to aid in the turtle recovery process and help conserve water resources. Additionally, the museum has switched to light sensors to aid in parking spaces and exterior lighting, incorporating EV chargers for guests and a comprehensive waste management system to eliminate excess waste. All within a day’s work.