We are at a crossroads. Our planet is warming, our oceans are becoming saturated with plastics and species are becoming extinct at an unprecedented rate. We must act now before it is too late.

Our Pale Blue Dot is our only home. It is our collective responsibility to conserve it, not only for ourselves but so that future generations inherit a planet with a stable and sustainable future and offers them the same opportunities that we afforded to their parents and grandparents before them. Without significant changes to the way we think and act this sustainable future is in danger. Current research suggests over 1 million plant and animal species currently face extinction, many within decades as a direct result of human activities, whilst global carbon emissions and resultant global warming continue to increase and threaten livelihoods across the globe.

Despite these frightening truths, there is hope. Our actions, however small, make a difference. By changing the way you and your business think and operate you can be a part of creating a better future for our planet. Whether that’s by banning single use plastics in your office or rethinking your energy use, we believe the key to positive change comes from developing an environmental ethos that motivates and empowers your team and can be applied to all aspects and decisions.

We truly believe in our role as drivers of positive change and we think you do too. Together we can make a difference to the future of our planet.

 
 
 
This year 5 trillion plastic bags will be consumed. That’s 160,000 a second. Put one after another they would go around the world 7 times every hour and cover an area twice the size of France. (Source: TheWorldCounts)

This year 5 trillion plastic bags will be consumed. That’s 160,000 a second. Put one after another they would go around the world 7 times every hour and cover an area twice the size of France. (Source: TheWorldCounts)

 
 
 
 
 
 
130,000 square kilometres of forests are cut down or burned every year - equivalent to 3x the area of Denmark, a football field every 1.4 seconds, or 100 large harvesters working non-stop. (Source: TheWorldCounts)

130,000 square kilometres of forests are cut down or burned every year - equivalent to 3x the area of Denmark, a football field every 1.4 seconds, or 100 large harvesters working non-stop. (Source: TheWorldCounts)

If plastic production isn’t curbed, plastic pollution in our oceans will outweigh fish pound for pound by 2050. (Source: Earth Day Network)

If plastic production isn’t curbed, plastic pollution in our oceans will outweigh fish pound for pound by 2050. (Source: Earth Day Network)

 
 
 

In an increasingly environmentally aware marketplace taking action to minimise your impact on the planet can bring new commercial opportunities...

At Natural Distinction we believe in making real changes that help protect our planet and we believe this matters to your staff and customers too. Thanks to the efforts of leading conservationists such as Sir David Attenborough and prominent campaigns such as Sky Ocean Rescue, the plight of our planet is being brought to the forefront of public thought and consumers are thinking both more environmentally and ethically as a result.

There has never been a more important time for businesses to acknowledge their responsibility to our planet, with consumers increasingly conscious of the culture of the brands they purchase from there is now both an environmental and financial demand for companies to do more. That’s why we strive to aid your business steer clear of greenwash marketing and tick-box CSR initiatives, with our goal to embed an environmental culture that drives significant positive, environmental changes to your everyday activities.

81% of respondents to a global survey feel strongly that companies should help improve the environment.

Source: The Conference Board® Global Consumer Confidence Survey, conducted in collaboration with Nielsen Q2 2017

The Demand for Greener Business

^ % of global respondents who said that it is “extremely” or “very” important that companies implement environmental initiatives.

Source: The Conference Board® Global Consumer Confidence Survey, conducted in collaboration with Nielsen Q2 2017

 

Climate Change concern - Britain

Source: Ipsos MORI 2019
 
Of the 85% concerned respondents, 52% of these described themselves as be ‘very concerned’. These are you, your staff, suppliers and customers; it matters to your business.