 | Have a plan in place to reduce property waste |
 | Track overall waste bills and established baseline data for quantity of wastes produced |
 | Performed a waste stream audit to determine baseline waste data and identify waste reduction opportunities |
 | Set a numeric goal of overall waste reduction |
| Kitchen and Prep / Dining / Catering / Meetings and Events / Campground Snack Bar |
 | Donate excess food from events |
 | Compost food waste and other compostables |
 | Use effective food inventory control to minimize waste |
 | Purchase locally grown produce and other foods |
 | Purchase organic foods |
 | Purchase sustainably grown foods |
 | Do not use polystyrene coffee cups |
 | Use disposable food service items are eco-friendly - polystyrene is avoided |
 | If disposable containers are used, they are made from - bio-based materials, recycled content, and/or compostable material |
 | Provide condiments - (cream and sugar, etc.) in bulk |
 | Use menus and table placards as opportunity to communicate green activities |
 | Print menus on recycled FSC-certified, recycled-content paper with vegetable-based inks and include recycling symbols, recycled-content, and a message about the inks |
 | Provide organic, local or sustainable food choices |
 | Use Maryland Green Travel logo or other emblem to indicate organic, local or sustainable menu choices |
| Restrooms |
 | Use bulk soap dispensers in public restrooms |
 | Purchase recycled-content paper towels and toilet paper |
| Registration / Office |
 | Use last-in/first-out inventory and effective labeling systems |
 | Use electronic, paperless registration |
 | Use electronic correspondence and forms |
 | Purchase from vendors and service providers with a commitment to the environment |
 | Encourage suppliers to minimize packaging and other waste materials |
 | Purchase recycled paper with a high percentage recycled content |
 | Make 2-sided copies / printed materials and avoid making extra copies |
 | Use recycled content paper for copies / printed materials |
 | Use refillable pens and toner cartridges |
 | Remove facility and staff names from junk mail lists when possible |
 | Reuse scrap paper for notes |
 | Reuse or donate shipping and packing supplies (peanuts, bubble wrap, etc.) |
 | Promote other green attractions, activities and Maryland Green Travel facilities |
| Retail |
 | Sell environmentally friendly products |
 | Sell sustainable, organic or local products |
| Buildings and Grounds |
 | Use green cleaning chemicals |
 | Dispense cleaning agents in bulk to reduce quantities used |
 | Purchase durable equipment and furniture |
 | Properly recycle and/or dispose of thinners and solvents - required by EPA regulations |
 | Perform preventative maintenance on all appliances, HVAC systems, plumbing and vehicles |
 | Use less toxic materials |
 | Use Organic Farming Principals |
 | Use integrated pest management - IPM |
 | Use Biodynamics |
 | Minimize the use of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers in landscaping |
 | Use a nutrient management plan that minimizes the use of fertilizers |
 | Use composted production materials for fertilizer |