Welcome to the Green Tourism pages

Find out how businesses and individuals can enjoy or provide responsible tourism experiences that help to conserve and enhance the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB.) Our aim is to encourage people to work together to minimize the negative aspects of conventional tourism on the environment.

• Home
• Understanding the AONB
  • What Is an AONB?
  • The AONB Gallery
  • Map
    • Magic Map
  • Fact File
  • Interactive Kiosks
• Cotswolds Conservation Board
  • About Us
  • Job Vacancies
  • Annual Forum 2010
  • Our Policies
    • Policy Documents
    • Position Statements
    • Responses to Consultations
      • Land Management
      • Planning and Transport
  • Day to Day Business & Papers
    • Working Groups
      • Forestry & Woodland
        • Forestry & Woodland Meetings
      • Planning
        • Planning Meetings
      • Transport
        • Transport Meetings
    • Meetings Calendar
    • Board Meetings
      • Board Meetings Calendar
    • Executive Committee Meetings
      • Executive Committee Meetings Calendar
    • Sub-Committee Meetings
      • Conserving & Managing
        • Conserving & Managing Meetings
      • Enjoying & Appreciating
        • Enjoying & Appreciating Meetings
      • Living & Working
        • Living & Working Meetings
      • Grants
        • Grants Meetings
  • Board Members
  • Management Plan
  • Background & Case Studies
    • History
    • Who We Work With
    • Joint Working Case Studies
• Getting Out & About
  • Walking
    • Guided walks
    • Downloadable Walks
    • Walking Routes
      • Other Walking Routes
    • Walking Holidays
    • Further information
  • Walks on Wheels
  • Cycling
    • Cycle Routes
      • National Cycle Network
    • Cycle Hire & Holidays
    • Cycling Links
  • Riding
    • Riding & Pony Trekking in the Cotswolds
    • Stables & equipment
  • Events
• Conservation
  • The Landscape
    • Limestone Grassland
    • Woodland & Forestry
      • Conserving Woodland
    • Farming
      • Conservation & Farming
      • Pressures on Farming
    • Character Assessment
    • Strategy & Guidelines
    • Hedgelaying
      • The North Cotswolds Hedgelaying Competiton.
      • Hedgelaying courses
    • Local Produce
      • Farmers' Markets
  • The Built Environment
    • Local Distinctiveness
    • Historic Environment
    • Drystone Walling
      • Drystone Walling Competition
      • Drystone Walling Courses
    • Planning & Development
      • Planning pressures
  • The People
    • Who Conserves?
    • Green Tourism
• Rural Skills Courses
• Visiting the Cotswolds
  • Visitor Information
    • TIC information
  • Be a green visitor
    • Green Tourism Venues
  • Places to Visit
    • Attractions
      • AONB Visitor Centre
    • Towns & Villages
    • Gateways
  • Getting Here
    • Transport
  • Interactive Map
• Volunteering
  • Volunteering in the AONB
  • Cotswold Voluntary Wardens
    • Wardens Page
  • Warden Diary
    • January Diary
    • February Diary
    • March Diary
    • April Diary
    • May Diary
    • June Diary
    • July Diary
    • August Diary
    • September Diary
    • October Diary
    • November Diary
    • December Diary
• Grants
  • Sustainable Development Fund
  • Dry-stone walling grants
• News
  • Press Releases
  • Archive News
  • Archive Events
  • Quarterly Newsletter
• Friends of the Cotswolds
• Publications
  • Biodiversity Publications
  • Climate Change
  • Conservation Board / AONB Publications
  • Cotswolds Conservation Board Statement of Accounts
  • Farming Publications
  • Historic Environment Publications
  • Landscape Publications
  • Position Statements
  • Renewable Energy
  • Sustainable Development Fund
  • The Cotswold Lion Newspaper
  • Transport Publications
  • Walks to download
• Our Projects
  • European Charter for Sustainable Tourism
    • Partnership meetings
  • Cotswolds Green Tourism Project
  • Farmland Birds
  • Ancient Woodland Project
  • Caring For The Cotswolds
• A-Z Directory
• Contact
  • Feedback
  • How To Find Us
  • Useful Links
  • Get In Touch