ALSCOT AND THE ENVIRONMENT

It is our aim to achieve carbon neutral status by 2050.

As part of Alscot’s overall long-term strategic plan, we operate a policy to explore and implement various sustainable practices and systems across all departments, by way of a positive contribution to the UK’s efforts to combat climate change. This includes, office digitalisation, hybrid working, the operation of hybrid vehicles, energy performance and compliance measures inc. LED lighting, efficient boilers, effective insulation, rainwater harvesting, electric vehicle charging and robotic mowers'.

Sustainable land management practises such as regenerative farming and Biodiversity Net Gain, lead to improved soil structure, organic matter, cleaner air and flood mitigation. The natural grasslands encourage rare wildlife species and act as habitats. Planting trees and hedgerows capture carbon and provide shelter to livestock and act as corridors for wildlife.

See Woodlands & Forestry for more information and our planting portfolio.

See Biodiversity and Education for more information.