Our do good where needed pack allows you to give back to the planet in different areas. Choose this pack and we’ll allocate your impact monthly to the most urgent causes. This means one month you might be saving sea turtles, while other you might be protecting land for wildlife (among many other impacts).
Coral reef ecosystems are found in more than 100 countries and territories and whilst they cover less than 0.1% of the seafloor, they support at least 25% of marine species. Our coral impact allows you to fund projects on research for monitoring reefs and fosters alliances from scientists committed to reducing the impact of sewage and wastewater.
Our wildlife impact allows you to give back to the planet by protecting biodiversity hotspots throughout the world. These ecosystems are home to thousands of unique and irreplaceable species that cannot live elsewhere.
Plastic can take hundreds of years to degrade. Often, it gradually breaks down into smaller pieces, eventually becoming microplastics, which are now everywhere. They pose significant harm to marine life, contaminate our food, and pollute our oceans. We enable inland plastic collection to impede plastics from reaching rivers that flow into the ocean, cleaning up coastal beaches and rivers, as well as conducting ocean clean-up operations.
Trees take in CO2 from the air and use it to grow their living tissues, like leaves, trunk, and branches.
Our trees impact allows you to give back to the planet by funding projects to plant native and non-invasive species in the most critical areas of the world.
Purchasing land for nature reserves means safeguarding entire chunks of an ecosystem, instead of focusing on one species. Our partners manage funds to acquire land for wildlife and designate it as legally protected areas.
CO2 is a greenhouse gas that is produced mainly by burning fossil fuels. It is the main cause of climate change. Our offset impact allows you to fund verified environmental projects that remove tons of CO2 from the atmosphere.
Sea turtles have a crucial role in their ecosystem. We need them for keeping a healthy balance in our oceans and beaches. Our turtle impact allows you to give back to the planet by funding projects to protect and monitor sea turtles so they make it to the water without any human-made problem.
Protecting marine areas is a vital endeavor in ocean conservation. The areas we safeguard are designated as Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) due to their ecological significance in preserving marine ecosystems. We facilitate the protection of areas that play a crucial role in maintaining the health of aquatic ecosystems, such as reproductive and nursery grounds for important marine species, as well as biodiversity hotspots that sustain ecosystem function.
Wildfires, which are unplanned, uncontrolled, and unpredictable, disrupt natural cycles, destroying critical habitats, and releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide. Our projects are located in areas with repeat-exposure and aim to both mitigate the effects of the latest events, but also increase the resilience of the landscape against future wildfire events by restoring landscapes with native and fire-resilient species.
Kelp forests are valuable in climate resilience and ecosystem health. They help mitigate climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. Our projects aim to rehabilitate degraded kelp forests by re-seeding native species, enhancing environmental conditions, and managing herbivore populations like sea urchins.
Access to clean water is essential for health and daily life. This card supports sustainable water solutions such as wells, filtration systems, and local infrastructure, helping communities access safe water for drinking, hygiene, and everyday needs.
Bees play a vital role in ecosystems and food security by pollinating plants and supporting biodiversity. This card supports projects around local communities to restore habitats, promote sustainable farming practices, and support beekeeping initiatives that protect pollinators while creating alternative sources of income.
