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When i was still at university at oxford. she'd been to the maldives on a modelling shoot in the early '805. so we came for the first time. it was a very simple destination in those days, and nothing was sustainable, because they had a very, very tight budget. so we decided we could do something a bit more unique and different. and so they did. rubbish from the surrounding islands is collected and processed here. they try and use every part of a natural resource, like a coconut, and then, as much rubbish as possible is either reused, recycled or upcycled. and guests are invited to take part if...

An enormous problem. but ground—breaking ways to deal with it are emerging. i'm off to soneva fushi, an exclusive destination for the super rich. but despite all the luxury, this resort is surprisingly a pioneer for ecotourism. where did the vision come from? because it started 25 years ago for you? yes, yeah. so, um...| met my wife when i was still at university at oxford. she'd been to the maldives on a modelling shoot in the early '80s. so we came for the first time. it was a very simple destination in those days, and nothing was sustainable, because they had a very, very tight budget. so...

I'm off to soneva fushi, an exclusive destination for the super rich. but despite all the luxury, this resort is surprisingly a pioneer for ecotourism. where did the vision come from? because it started 25 years ago for you? yes, yeah. so, um...| met my wife when i was still at university at oxford. she'd been to the maldives on a modelling shoot in the early '805. so we came for the first time. it was a very simple destination in those days, and nothing was sustainable, because they had a very, very tight budget. so we decided we could do something a bit more unique and different. and so they...

Years ago for you? yes, yeah. so, um...| met my wife when i was still at university at oxford. she'd been to the maldives on a modelling shoot in the early '805. so we came for the first time. it was a very simple destination in those days, and nothing was sustainable, because they had a very, very tight budget. so we decided we could do something a bit more unique and different. and so they did. rubbish from the surrounding islands is collected and processed here. they try and use every part of a natural resource, like a coconut, and then, as much rubbish as possible is either reused, recycle...

And obviously, that does it no good at all. thanks. tourism in the maldives has been expanding rapidly since the 1970s. it went from only 60 beds to 60,000. and plastic waste has become an enormous problem. but ground—breaking ways to deal with it are emerging. i'm off to soneva fushi, an exclusive destination for the super rich. but despite all the luxury, this resort is surprisingly a pioneer for ecotourism. where did the vision come from? because it started 25 years ago for you? yes, yeah. so, um...| met my wife when i was still at university at oxford. she'd been to the maldives on a mod...