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Conservation & restoration
Featured project
Plant One
Restoring Britain’s lost woodlands. One delegate at a time.
For every delegate at every event tracked through One Tribe, one square foot of Cornish Celtic rainforest is restored in partnership with Plant One, in Cornwall. Not a contribution to environmental slop. Measurable, named, traceable impact.
- Location
- Cornwall & South West England
- Partner
- Plant One Cornwall (CIC 13210935)
Atlantic oakwood · Celtic temperate rainforest · wet woodland
84% tree survival rate vs 56% industry average
Woodland creation and seven-year establishment
Sessile Oak, Silver Birch, Hazel, Holly, Alder, Grey Willow, Hawthorn, Blackthorn
Conservation and restoration support is presented as its own contribution. It is not automatically a carbon credit, and it does not make a venue or event carbon-free.
What the project does.
For every delegate at every event tracked through One Tribe, one square foot of Cornish Celtic rainforest is restored in partnership with Plant One, in Cornwall. Not a contribution to environmental slop. Measurable, named, traceable impact.
Plant One is a Community Interest Company on a mission to restore Britain’s lost woodlands, acre by acre, in Cornish soil. Since 2021 they have planted almost 110 hectares of land with over 75,000 trees. But planting is only the start. Their real work is nurturing those trees into species-rich, biodiverse habitats that will be standing long after we’re gone.
The UK has the lowest tree cover in Europe. Cornwall sits at just 9% canopy cover. In 40 years, 60% of UK wildlife has vanished. Plant One’s work is not abstract. It is local, accessible, and publicly visible, every site open to the communities around it.
Their trees have an 84% survival rate, far above the 56% industry average. That is what it means to establish a woodland, not just plant a field.
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