About
Sustainability
We depend on healthy places. Protecting them is part of being an outdoor community, not an add-on.
Commitment
Leave it better
Every activity we run has an impact. Our commitment is to understand that impact and reduce it, teaching responsible practice to every member along the way.
Sustainability means respecting nature, respecting local communities and being honest about the footprint of outdoor recreation.
Principles
How we put it into practice
- Practise and teach leave-no-trace principles.
- Minimise waste and pack out what we bring in.
- Respect wildlife, habitats and local communities.
- Choose responsible equipment and consumption.
- Support conservation and clean-up activities.
- Educate members on environmental responsibility.
Giving back
Community stewardship
The outdoors gives us a great deal. We want to give something back.
- Conservation days with the community
- Clean-up activities in outdoor areas
- Environmental education through the Academy
- Responsible practice modelled by leaders
FAQ
Sustainability questions
Is sustainability a core value?
Yes. It shapes how we plan activities, teach skills and behave outdoors.
How can members get involved?
Join conservation activities and follow responsible practice on every trip.
Do you partner on environmental work?
We welcome partnerships aligned with environmental education and stewardship. See our Partners page.
Sustainability
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