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Don’t use resources that are produced or harvested by methods that are unregulated or particularly damaging to biodiversity, some of which, such as dynamite fishing, may also be illegal.
Engage local conservation organizations, universities, botanical gardens and plant nurseries
Engaging with environmental NGOs & initiatives
Ensure that the quality of swimming pool water is checked, controlled, documented by an external organization (pH-value, chlorine%) according to nationally approved standards
Find out how guests have used natural resources over the past year (to get trends about the types of visitors and actions can be taken) and the type of activities they do
Individuals should continue to protect themselves and others at recreational water venues both in and out of the water by practicing physical distancing and good hand hygiene
Inspect workplace: Regularly check all equipment and tools to ensure that they are maintained and safe to use. Check storage areas and review safe work procedures
Investigate incidents: Investigate causes of incidents, including dangerous occurrences and Find ways to change procedures or equipment to help prevent similar incidents from occurring
Keep the temperature of the pool at 22.5 deg. C
Make sure the surfaces are clean and always dry to prevent the potential risks
Managing pesticides and fertilizers
