Jade Mountain

The environment page covers both Jade Mountain and Anse Chastanet; the shared on-site dive operation Scuba St. Lucia runs coral nurseries on Anse Chastanet Reef and Turtle Reef. The Soufriere Marine Management Area credit belongs to Anse Chastanet, so only the shared reef programme is counted, at level 2.

Sanctuaries are naturally ventilated with no in-room air conditioning or televisions and utilities are monitored daily, but there is no renewable power; the resort is grid powered and its 2026 report gives 217 kWh and about 168 kg CO2e per guest night from a fossil fuel grid.

The page states the resorts operate an on-site wastewater treatment system polished through reed beds for irrigation, with low flow fittings and daily monitoring; a restored 18th century reservoir collects rain and river water for the estate. The 2026 Jade Mountain report gives 777 litres per guest night.

Bulk purchasing to cut packaging, refillable amenity dispensers, composting of kitchen and garden waste and local reuse of old towels; the 2026 report measures 4.29 kg of waste per guest night.

Its own Emerald Estate farm is run on regenerative principles and supplies organic fruit, vegetables, herbs, cacao and honey from its own hives, alongside fish and produce from Saint Lucian suppliers. No share of supply is published.

Open sided, naturally ventilated sanctuaries designed for the tropical climate, extensive daylighting, and retention of existing vegetation and waterways to limit erosion and runoff.

Publishes a property specific 2026 sustainability report (February 2024 to January 2025) with Jade Mountain's electricity, water, waste and CO2e totals and per guest night figures, through the EPIT platform and checked against utility bills. No current third party certification; Travelife Gold was last announced in 2019 and the resort itself says sustainability is not a certification.

The environment page says a restored reservoir collects rainwater and river water that is treated and supplements the public supply, with no chlorine free or drinking use stated.

“A historic 1.5-million-gallon reservoir in the Anse Mamin valley, dating from the 18th century, was restored to collect rainwater and river water.”

The environment page says the resort's own Emerald Estate supplies organically grown produce to its kitchens, without stating a share or plant based menu.

“Our own Emerald Estate contributes organically grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices and cacao to the resorts’ kitchens and chocolate production.”

Not disclosed on the stay's own pages, checked 2026-11-03.

The ethics page says all cleaning products are non toxic and biodegradable, with no products named.

“We ensure that all cleaning products in use are non-toxic, non-corrosive, and biodegradable.”

Not disclosed on the stay's own pages, checked 2026-11-03.

The environment page says the sanctuaries are naturally ventilated, but no smoke free policy or setting away from roads is stated.

“At Jade Mountain, the open-sided sanctuaries are naturally ventilated and have no in-room air-conditioning or televisions.”

The infinity pools page says the pools use a zeolite sand filter with ozone as the primary sterilization.

“the primary mechanical filtration being through a zeolite sand filter and the primary sterilization being ozone.”

The community page names the Troubetzkoy family as founders and current leaders who have lived in St. Lucia for over five decades.

“That philosophy continues today under the leadership of his wife, Karolin Troubetzkoy, Chief Commercial Officer , and their son, Yasha Troubetzkoy, Chief Executive Officer .”

The community page says the overwhelming majority of team members are Saint Lucian, without a figure or pay evidence.

“The overwhelming majority of their team members are Saint Lucian, with many living in Soufrière and neighbouring communities.”

The community page describes youth sport, a boxing programme, school upgrades and scholarships, and a preference for local farmers and fishers, but names few local suppliers.

“Their purchasing practices give preference, where quality and availability allow, to Saint Lucian farmers, fishers, craftspeople, producers and other locally owned businesses.”

Not disclosed on the stay's own pages, checked 2026-11-03.

The community page says boutiques showcase locally produced art and crafts, without naming makers.

“Their boutiques continue to showcase locally produced artwork, jewellery, handicrafts and other Saint Lucian creations.”