The impact on the evironment and the care of Outback Spirit

Outback Spirit works closely with the Indigenous people of the Australian outback by giving those who live in the remote communities of the outback employment opportunities, education resources and training. In recent years, this had involved the provisions of teachers in these communities, and a $190,000 donation for the Kandiwal Community on the Mitchell Plateau.

Outback Spirit are very eco-friendly. One example of the eco-friendliness Outback Spirit has is how the company has been helping to keep the Kimberly region’s ecosystem safe by donating to the Australian Wildlife Conservancy each year. The Australian Wildlife Conservancy is a non-profit committee with more than 1.5 million hectares of the Kimberly area under conservation. The two companies have been working together since 2007, making at least one major donation each year. This has helped the AWC as the money has assisted them with protecting all of Australia’s animals and their habitats. Another example of the eco-friendliness that Outback Spirit has shown is the Safari Camp on the Mitchell Plateau. Outback Spirit has invested around $500,000 into the Safari Camp’s waste water treatment and solar power generation. The Safari Camp on the Mitchell Plateau is light years ahead of most of the other camps in the Kimberley region.