Our Partners
After nearly a decade of compensating for our own emissions, the Foundation for Environmental Education received a generous donation from the Mars Wrigley Foundation to upgrade this internal tool to a cutting-edge carbon emissions calculator.
We would like to thank Mars Wrigley Foundation for their generosity and support.
Historic Hotels of Europe is a unique collection of independent historic hotels, castles, palaces, villas, monasteries, convents and other ancient treasures in 20+ countries across Europe. Historic Hotels of Europe handpicks dream properties in captivating destinations across the continent, all inspired by millennia of prosperity, charm, intrigue, romance and cultured creativity.
Their aim is to give the guest that ‘something special’, a genuine, one-of-a-kind experience. It could be living like a lord or lady at a 16th century manor, or a spa-based bliss on a Mediterranean island. Guests can crave a quaint townhouse among the cobbled paths of an old city, or dream of a grand hotel in the Alpine air. Discover the quirks, drama and fascinating stories behind these luxurious stays, both past and present.
The main purpose of Historic Hotels of Europe is to protect each property’s heritage - preserving and improving them to ensure that travellers from the world over can get to know their amazing stories.
Treecorp is a start-up company that plants trees to help the planet, with the aim of bringing benefits to communities and ecosystems, focusing our actions on environmental and social sustainability. We plant trees to absorb CO2 and create natural parks to preserve different species of plants and trees.
We also support gender equality and are always looking for new challenges and opportunities to broaden our positive impact.
Treecorp means "corporation of trees": just as trees form corporations to collaborate in protecting themselves and maintaining biodiversity, Treecorp works in schools with a sustainability education project to directly teach children how to behave responsibly toward our planet.