A range of nature protection, creation and restoration projects across the UK; enabling businesses to make quality-assured and transparent corporate social responsibility investments.

This basket includes a variety of nature-based planting schemes across the UK, prioritising native broadleaf species. These woodlands are designed to boost ecosystem services, including enhanced biodiversity, improved water and air quality, and increased opportunities for recreation.

Selcoth Burn is a 49-ha woodland in the Scottish Borders. It aims to restore native woodland in Selcoth Glen by enhancing habitats for rare plants and species like black grouse and golden eagles.

The vision for this native woodland in Northumberland is to boost carbon sequestration, enrich the landscape, and create essential corridors for local woodland birds—enhancing biodiversity and connectivity across the region.

Jon's Wood is a new woodland in Crook, County Durham. The vision is to create a native woodland that supports local habitats and improves connectivity in the surrounding area.