Author: Mayara Arend

The Business Case for Sustainable Venues

Sustainability is now a commercial decision for venues. Learn how measured, credible environmental practice wins tenders, protects reputation and reduces risk.

How Sustainable Venues Measure Event-Level Impact

Building averages are not enough. Learn how sustainable venues measure the impact of a specific event, and why event-level data matters for credible reporting.

Sustainable Venues and the Green Claims Code

The Green Claims Code raises the bar for environmental claims. Learn what it means for venues and organisers, and how to make claims you can substantiate.

What Delegates Expect from a Sustainable Event

Delegate expectations on sustainability have risen. Learn what attendees now look for, where events fall short, and how to prove impact rather than assert it.

How to Choose a Sustainable Venue: Questions Every Organiser Should Ask

A practical checklist for event organisers. Learn the questions that separate credible sustainable venues from vague claims, and how to verify what you are told.

Sustainable Event Planning: A Practical Checklist

A practical, end-to-end checklist for sustainable event planning – from venue and travel to catering, waste and reporting – with evidence-led, credible steps.

Measure Once, Use It Everywhere

Collect your event sustainability data once and reuse it across reporting, communications and planning. A practical guide to efficient, credible measurement.

What Makes a Venue Genuinely Sustainable?

Beyond the buzzwords: what genuinely makes a venue sustainable, from measured energy and waste to governance, certifications and honest reporting.

Forest Fires in Europe: Why Verified Restoration Matters

Europe’s wildfires show why forest action must be measurable. Learn how verified restoration, Plant One and transparent impact reporting build credibility.

A safe haven for the world’s newest monkey

How protecting a forest safeguards the life we are only just beginning to discover.   Deep in Lomami National Park, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, lives a small monkey with orange lips and a shaggy black coat. Local communities call it the Likweli. Scientists have just confirmed it as a species new to […]