Our Eco-Friendly Approach

We are committed to responding positively to the environmental crisis.

We can’t work well and thrive unless our planet does so too!

Tackling climate change and supporting biodiversity are intricately linked.

For example, tackling deforestation supports carbon trapping and provides homes for many species.

Here are the the Key Pillars of our Eco- Friendly Approach

  • Eco Friendly Travel

    We work from home where possible

    We walk, cycle, or use public transport where possible

  • Repair Reuse Recycle

    We repair and reuse workplace equipment where possible

    We use workplace equipment which is built to last, to reduce waste where possible

    We recycle!

  • Paper Light

    We strive to reduce paper use

    We limit printing paper documents unless essential

    We use electronic means to communicate where possible

  • Cleaner Energy

    We use renewable, environmentally friendly energy providers where possible

    Our current energy providers plant a native tree each year for us in association with the Woodland Trust

  • Use Less Energy

    We insulate our main workspace with wool - an environmentally sustainable material

    (after hemp, wool consumes less energy and has a smaller carbon footprint than most other fines as sheep can be raised on non-arable land and where trees cannot grow.*)

  • We track our carbon footprint

    We track our carbon footprint - you can too!

    Click here for one list of Carbon Footprint Calculators

    We like this one by the WWF - answer just a few multiple choice questions!

  • B CORP

    We are on the journey towards becoming a B Corp; if you haven’t come across B Corp before, you can have a browse here.

  • We learn

    We are committed to ongoing learning so we can continue to support our wonderful home planet

    We aim to use reputable sources to learn from -

    *Like this book - The Hidden Universe, Adventures in Biodiversity - which formed the backbone of our Eco-Friendly Approach.

    It is written by an award winning professor of Biodiversity, who is the Director of Science at Kew Gardens , Alexandre Antionelli

  • We share ideas

    We share ideas and inspiration to help our planet

    Subscribe to our newsletter Thrive Well News for more!

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