Howdens

Howdens, the UK’s leading trade kitchen supplier, has joined forces with National Parks Partnerships to support two vital nature restoration projects; GrubsUp! in the North York Moors National Park and Bee Lines in the South Downs National Park.

This two-year partnership will support nature recovery across some of the country’s most important natural landscapes and focus on enhancing biodiversity, restoring local ecosystems, and contributing to urgent climate action across the UK’s National Parks.

The partnership will also engage Howdens staff with the importance of nature, promoting both environmental stewardship and personal wellbeing in line with the business’s commitment to sustainability.

Claire Toomey, ESG Programme Lead for Howdens said: “At Howdens, we rely heavily on the natural environment for raw materials in the production of kitchens, bedrooms and joinery, and we believe strongly in protecting the environment and local communities where these materials come from.  We are committed to achieving net zero and want to continue to support the management of natural resources as part of our road to zero initiative.  We have chosen to support National Parks due to its national reach but with targeted projects at a local level.”

Full press release can be found here.

Click here to find out more about GrubsUp!

Click here to find out more about the Bee Lines

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