Charity Partnerships

Trees for Life Corporate Partner

In Your Element became a corporate partner of Trees for Life in Januay 2021.  We hope that by supporting Trees for Life, we can not only help revitalise wild forest in the Scottish Highlands, providing space for wildlife to flourish and communities to thrive, but also to help rewild the Scottish Highlands by enabling the restoration of the globally unique Caledonian Forest which once covered much of Scotland.

Our involvement in this partnership will also help us off-set the carbon footprint that we create as a business in our day-to-day operations, running activities across Scotland.

We hope to raise in the region of £1000 per annum for the charity and continue to plant trees in our Corporate Grove.  You can see our progress on the Trees for Life website, that follows.

If you would like to donate to the charity, perhaps planting a tree in our grove, you can do so via the Trees for Life website.

Leave No Trace, International Community Partner

 

Since 1994, the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics has partnered with select companies and organizations that share a passion and commitment for protecting our cherished outdoor resources.  These magnificent and unique landscapes nourish our sense of adventure, wonder, fellowship and solitude.

The Leave No Trace Center, along with partners like In Your Element, believe in the health of wildlife, perpetuation of biodiversity of our natural world and share a commitment to sound science and research.  In Your Element, as a community partner, contributes its voice and resources to further the important work of Leave No Trace.

Find out more about LNT.org on their website and You Tube Channel –   

Learn more about the Leave No Trace Principles and how we can all play our part reducing our impact on the environment

The Leave No Trace Seven Principles

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If you think you’ll need a poo with a view, you need to know the rules!

With so many people visiting wild places in the UK, at a time when foreign travel has been restricted, this particular topic has become a real problem.