Making a positive impact one tree at a time

Climate change is complicated, and we are all still working out the best way to positively contribute to the fight against it. As a business that champions the benefits of plants and trees every day, we felt it was only right to do as much as we can to start to offset the impact we all make on our planet.

We have partnered with Ecologi to reduce our environmental impact, fund climate projects and grow our very own digital forest. View our Ecologi digital forest

Ecologi's values and business model aligned perfectly with our own, making this a natural and meaningful partnership.

One of The New Projects We Are Now Sponsoring -

Reforesting Madagascar

Madagascar has lost over 90% of its rainforest cover. We are proud to support a project targeting the restoration of a 1,354 hectare area – equivalent to approximately 2 million trees. This project focuses on mangrove planting, which is critical for coastal protection, marine biodiversity, and carbon sequestration.

Learn more about the Madagascar mangrove planting project

Why We Plant Trees With Ecologi

Tree planting

As ambassadors to the benefits of plants, Ecologi knows that one of the best tools to tackle the climate crisis and keep our temperatures from rising above 1.5°C is to plant trees. Trees are planted through Eden Reforestation Projects.

Carbon Offsetting

Each month Ecologi selects a portfolio of CO2 reduction projects, all certified to the Gold Standard. This means our carbon offsetting investment goes into the very best projects around the world.

Mindful Supply Chain

We carefully evaluate our supply chain to minimise environmental impact. Where possible, we source locally and work with manufacturers whose values align with our own sustainability commitments.

Rehoming Oaks

As part of our ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship, we previously led a project to relocate oak trees that would otherwise have been lost to development. Working with McArthurGlen as our sponsor, we facilitated the donation of over 5,500 trees to the Forest of Cornwall and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

We acknowledge there is always more work to be done, and we remain committed to continuous improvement in our sustainability practices.