08.27.2024 Sarah Goodall
As we mark the second anniversary of #TribalTrees, it's a moment of reflection and celebration for us at Tribal Impact. Over the past two years, our journey has been more than just about our own growth; it's been a testament to our commitment to a greener, more sustainable future.
In partnership with Tree-Nation, we've embarked on a mission that goes beyond our normal scope of work, contributing to global reforestation efforts and CO2 reduction.
This initiative isn't just about Tribal Impact's footprint; it's about positively impacting the world's ecological balance. It's about understanding that every small step towards sustainability is a leap towards a healthier planet.
As we look back on this partnership, we're filled with pride and a renewed sense of responsibility towards our planet and future generations.
The Journey So Far - From Seedlings to a Flourishing Forest
Our journey with #TribalTrees began in November 2022. The launch was more than just an announcement; it was a commitment to integrate sustainability into our business ethos.
Reflecting on this, our initial blog post captured the essence of our aspirations and the path we intended to tread.
Fast forward to today, and the results are heartening. Tribal Impact has successfully offset a remarkable 715 tonnes of CO2.
This achievement isn't just a number; it's a symbol of our dedication and the collective effort of our team and partners. You can witness the growth and impact of our efforts by visiting our dedicated forest on Tree-Nation, a living, growing testament to what we can achieve together.
Though a milestone, this journey of a year is just the beginning. Each tree planted, each tonne of CO2 offset, brings us closer to a vision of a sustainable, greener future.
It's a journey we're proud of and one we're committed to continuing with the same passion that we started with.
Making a Tangible Impact - Turning Numbers into Narratives
Our partnership with Tree-Nation isn't just about planting trees; it's about creating a narrative of change and responsibility.
To put our achievements into perspective, let's delve into some fun facts that illustrate the impact of our CO2 offset efforts:
The 715 tonnes of CO2 we've offset is equivalent to:
- The emissions from approximately 356 average cars driven for a year.
- It's akin to the carbon footprint of over 186 round-trip flights from London to New York in economy class.
- This amount of CO2 offset could be compared to the amount absorbed by over 34,800 mature trees in a year.
These comparisons aren't just figures; they're a reflection of the significant difference a collective effort can make. It's about understanding the power of small actions to create a big impact.
Beyond Our Forest – A Global Vision
As we celebrate this milestone, it's crucial to remember that our efforts are part of a larger global movement towards sustainability.
Our partnership with Tree-Nation aligns with broader goals like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those focusing on climate action and life on land.
Coincidently, our celebration coincides with National Tree Week, starting later this month in November, a time when the nation comes together to appreciate and plant more trees.
While our focus is year-round, this week amplifies the importance of trees in our ecosystem and the need for concerted efforts in reforestation.
Looking Ahead – The Future of #TribalTrees
As we enter the second year of #TribalTrees, our commitment to sustainability remains unwavering. We aim to continue expanding our forest, contributing to global reforestation, and playing our part in reducing CO2 emissions.
We hope our journey encourages other businesses to recognise their environmental responsibility and take meaningful steps towards sustainability.
Our journey with #TribalTrees is continuous, filled with hope and determination for a greener, more sustainable future.
Here's to many more years of making a difference, one tree at a time!
Follow our progress using the #TribalTrees hashtag and on our TreeNation page.
Editor's Note: This blog was originally published in 2023 and has been completely refreshed and updated to be relevant for 2024.
