Let's help combat climate change together
Together we can make a difference
We want to work with businesses that want to improve their positive impact on the world by helping tackle its environmental and social issues. Businesses who are demonstrably committed to treading as lightly on the earth as possible, and working towards reducing humanity's negative impact on the natural world.
So we have partnered with Just One Tree who are as passionate about protecting the planet as we are. JUST ONE Tree is a non-profit initiative removing CO2 from the atmosphere and reversing biodiversity loss through global reforestation.
Our Positive Partnership with You
For every new client
we plant 5 trees
For every brief we receive
we will plant another tree
For every successful placement
we plant an additional tree
More than just trees
JUST ONE Tree is a non-profit initiative removing CO2 from the atmosphere and reversing biodiversity loss through global reforestation. They plant trees in areas severely affected by deforestation to maximise the effect on reducing global warming. In the process they help to provide agricultural education and sustainable incomes to local communities.
But they don’t stop there. JUST ONE Tree concentrates on restoring the entire ecosystem by planting on land and in the oceans, and they also focus on helping to shape the next generation of planet-conscious thinkers by bringing environmental education into the classrooms with their free teaching resources and JUST ONE Tree Day.
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