Rocky Mountaineer 2012 Brochure, CAD Version - (Page 87)

Rocky Mountaineer’s success owes much to the unspoiled scenery, fresh air and abundant wildlife of Canada’s West. As a result, we take it as our personal responsibility to preserve and steward the natural environment of the regions where we operate. Here are some of the ways we are keeping it green: Plant a tree and save the Earth starting smart - Reducing fuel Consumption, Exhaust Emissions and Noise Pollution Randy Powell (far right) President & CEO, releasing salmon juveniles into a stream in Abbotsford, British Columbia with Rocky Mountaineer colleagues. …well at least doing a part to save the beauty we see from our trains for generations to come. For the yearly anniversary of each of our employees we plant a tree along our routes. We have planted 1,700 trees since 2007. save the salmon ZTR Smart Start technology has been installed in all Rocky Mountaineers’ locomotives. This Canadian system automatically manages the shutdown and restart of the locomotive engines, significantly reducing fuel consumption, exhaust emissions and noise pollution. Rocky Mountaineer Green team We are involved with protecting and enhancing the threatened salmon stocks with the Pacific Salmon Foundation. Founded in 1987, the Pacific Salmon Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to rebuilding sustainable and naturally diverse Pacific salmon stocks. Rocky Mountaineer trains follow some of the most important salmon habitats in North America. In 2007, we entered into an eightyear financial partnership with the Pacific Salmon Foundation; the equivalent of two salmon lifecycles. To engage employees in sustainability, we started by establishing a Green Team. By minimizing environmental impact and promoting awareness of natural resources, we offer our guests an experience that’s truly connected to the awe-inspiring land in which we travel. 87 

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Rocky Mountaineer 2012 Brochure, CAD Version

Rocky Mountaineer 2012 Brochure, CAD Version
Table of Contents
The Routes
The Culinary Experience
Flora and Fauna
Awards and Testimonials
GoldLeaf Service
SilverLeaf Service
RedLeaf Service
Services Comparison Chart
Creating the Ultimate Canadian Vacation
Rocky Mountaineer and Alaskan Cruises
Coastal Passage
Circle Rail Packages
First Passage to the West
Journey through the Clouds
Rainforest to Gold Rush
Whistler Sea to Sky Climb
Coast to Coast
Rocky Mountaineer and Drive
City Stops
Rail-Only Prices and Inclusions
Group Sales Experiences
Insurance, Car Rentals and Airfares Important Booking Information
Hotel Partners
Destinations and Overnight Locations
General Information and Frequently Asked Questions
Terms and Conditions
Caretakers Program
Vacation Packages at a Glance

Rocky Mountaineer 2012 Brochure, CAD Version

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