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Earthly

We believe in making sure that the destinations we sell benefit from travellers visiting them. To aid this endeavour we support Earthly with their nature-based projects. Nature-based solutions protect, better manage and restore ecosystems while addressing global challenges. All of Earthly’s nature-based projects remove carbon, restore biodiversity and improve livelihoods.

As well as ensuring that £5 for every traveller we send away on holiday is contributed to Earthly, we also like to carry out little in-house fundraising events ourselves. You can keep up to date on our fundraising efforts through our blog.

How it works

  1. Find out about the projects that Earthly is currently supporting here
  2. We’ll contribute £5 for every traveller that travels with us
  3. Keep checking back here for new projects and the success stories you’ve helped make possible

Why only nature-based solutions?

Because they fight climate change, reverse diversity loss and help people thrive across the world. They are partnerships with nature to protect and regenerate precious ecosystems from tropical forests to coastal mangroves, peatlands to working lands.

Nature-based solutions not only sequester carbon, they also provide co-benefits like boosting biodiversity and improving the livelihoods of local people.

All Earthly’s projects are handpicked for their carbon-busting power and ability to set people and nature on the path to recovery.

Iford Biodiversity Project jeep in wild grass field with Rickshaw Team in background

Iford Biodiversity Project

June 2025

We were recently invited to visit one of the local projects we support through Earthly, the Iford Biodiversity Project. Nestled in the South Downs National Park, and almost on our doorstep, we sent some of our Rickshaw team to check it out. We were introduced to the 1,200 hectares of farmland being restored to create new habitats and bring nature back to the landscape. The project began in 2023 and is funded by Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) units and voluntary offsets, and by 2030, their goal is to restore 800 hectares while continuing food production on the most fertile land, supporting wildlife and responsible development. We support important projects all over the world, so getting the chance to see one in person was a real privilege and a powerful reminder of why this work matters. Plus, you won’t hear us complaining about swapping our desks for a day surrounded by rolling hills and ancient woodland!

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