UK Tech Company Launches Environmental Initiative
Change management and adoption consultancy Hable have today announced a new environmental initiative: The Hable Forest.
So, how will it work?
Working with conservation charity The World Land Trust – who have helped to secure more than 2,222,247 acres of threatened habitat in 20 countries since their foundation in 1989 – Hable are going to be planting trees and helping to protect some of the World’s most threatened habitats in Brazil, Borneo and India.
Alongside this, they will be donating £1 towards land purchase for every feedback survey they receive from a customer – 100 survey responses will buy a whole acre of land to be handed over to a local community, protecting areas that might otherwise be destroyed. – Hable will also be looking to raise money towards the recruitment of a Forest Ranger – a local person who goes straight into the conservation frontline to protect and monitor the projects.
Being a Gold partner of Microsoft, Hable say they have been “absolutely inspired” by Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to reducing their impact on the environment – Microsoft have been carbon neutral across the world since 2012 and have committed to being carbon negative by 2030. By 2050, they predict that they will have removed from the environment all the carbon that they’ve emitted since the company was founded in 1975.