Guardians of Tetiaroa: Sustainable Living at The Brando Resort

The video explores the sustainable practices on Tetiaroa, focusing on Terra Naiti's preservation, the life of employees, and innovative energy solutions. It highlights The Brando's environmental policies, food production, waste management, and water management techniques, showcasing the island's commitment to sustainability and autonomy.

What nickname is given to the nature guide on Tetiaroa Island?

• Flora and Fauna Expert

• Guardian of the Treasure

• Protector of the Atoll

• Island Keeper

How many motus are part of Tetiaroa, and how many are occupied by the hotel?

• 10 motus, 2 occupied

• 8 motus, 1 occupied

• 15 motus, 3 occupied

• 12 motus, 1 occupied

What type of housing do employees live in on Tetiaroa Island?

• Wooden cabins

• Luxury villas

• Ecological bungalows

• Traditional huts

What innovative system is used for air conditioning in the hotel?

• Hydroelectric cooling

• SWAC system

• Geothermal cooling

• Wind-powered fans

What percentage of Tetiaroa's energy is produced by solar panels?

• 80%

• 70%

• 50%

• 60%

What is the unique fuel used in Tetiaroa's generators?

• Coconut oil

• Palm oil

• Copra oil

• Olive oil

What is Monique's role at the Brando hotel?

• Community Coordinator

• Housekeeping Supervisor

• Environmental Manager

• Head Chef

What is the main focus of the training provided to employees at the Brando hotel?

• Customer service skills

• Security protocols

• Ecological practices

• Culinary arts

What is the purpose of the biodigester on Tetiaroa Island?

• To generate electricity

• To process food waste

• To desalinate water

• To produce compost

How is potable water produced on Tetiaroa Island?

• By importing from Tahiti

• By desalinating seawater

• By using underground wells

• By collecting rainwater