Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility comes in many forms.
Even the smallest company impacts social change by making a simple donation to a local food bank.
Some of the most common examples of CSR include:
- Reducing carbon footprints
- Improving labour policies
- Socially and environmentally conscious investments
- Charitable giving
- Volunteering in the community
- Corporate policies that benefit the environment
With your corporation becoming socially responsible, you will be creating employment for local families and restoring wildlife habitats.
Your business will also fund the highest standard climate projects to accelerate our transition to a sustainable future.
Registering is a simple way for your organisation to make a positive impact
Grow Your Own Forest
Start from planting 12 trees per month
Reduced Carbon Pollution
Cleaner air will help
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
As a business member, you will be:
- Making your business climate positive
- Business travel is inclusive
- Growing a company forest
- Removing greenhouse gases
- See your impact brought to life
- Public profile to show your impact
- Effortless to start and maintain
- Watch your forest grow
- Badge for your website or app
- Plant trees for each of your customers/sales
- Learn about and set low carbon goals
- Expert support in continuing your journey to a net-zero company
- Help make the planet greener
Where do we plant our trees?
All across the world. We support projects that need our help. We support initiatives working for social change, climate justice and often they are working for their lively hood. We supply them with trees, resources and education.
All our trees are being planted on accessible land, and we picked places that are fun to visit. When you purchase your tree or subscribe to a subscription you can pick which project you want to support and we will send you the details about your trees new home.
What species of tree do you plant?
This is dependant on the land we’re working on. We plant trees native to the environment as non-native trees can have a negative effect on wildlife and their habitats.
Why is tree planting important?
Climate change is real. We have drastically underestimated our impact on the planet, leading to the extinction and endangerment of countless species, possibly including our own.
In the past two centuries we destroyed 50% of the world’s forest, global temperatures have risen, and the consequences are unfolding before our eyes daily.
It is time to act.
Our aim is not only to nourish the planet but also develop human connections with nature. Through the planting of trees and plants, we believe we can create bonds that will transcend borders and beliefs.