 Businesses worldwide have a responsibility to not only sell a product or service, but also help the people in communities they serve. Thanks to two organizations, businesses are now giving back and getting recognized for their contributions. 

Biodiversity

Life on land

Climate change

Climate action

Oceans

Life below water

Sustainable consumption production

Responsible consumption and production

Grab your bathing suit and surfboard, we're heading to Costa Rica to explore the Bodhi Surf + Yoga resort. This is no ordinary resort, it's an eco-friendly resort, putting as much focus into their community and environment as their own business.

Surfing Ecotourism

In 2010, four friends from various corners of the world joined forces to create a responsible tourism company whose primary purpose was to facilitate high quality surf and yoga instruction within the relatively undeveloped confines of Bahia Ballena-Uvita, Costa Rica. Given the pristine state of their surroundings and their collective, pre-existing ethos, the co-founders decided their business should be used as a vehicle to facilitate positive social and environmental change in both their local and global communities. Over the years, this business has grown and developed into what it is today — the first (and only) B Corp certified surf and yoga camp in the world.