onboard:earth

onboard:earth is a live events industry response to the climate crisis – a community of events, festivals, suppliers, artists and music companies taking action to reduce travel impacts and invest in climate solutions.

onboard:earth supports everyone in the live events industry to:

Measure and reduce travel emissions with free-to-access tools and resources, developed by industry experts.
Invest in our future, with environmental partners who deliver proven wins for communities & nature.
Communicate more confidently with audiences about low-carbon travel & positive impact of donations.

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trees planted

expected tonnes CO2 capture

hectares of ecosystem restored

project(s)

onboard:earth at Lanternside

The vision at Lanternside is to create habitats that will support priority species. The project will join up existing habitat networks such as ancient woodlands that will increase connectivity and reduce fragmentation. The woodland is in a Red Squirrel buffer zone and includes red squirrel friendly... Read more

onboard:earth at Lowther 3

Lowther 3 has a net planting area of over 58ha. It is located within the Lake District National Park near Penrith. The project establishes a large native broadleaf woodland with the long-term aim of re-creating pasture woodland. The planted compartments are spread across a larger gross area, and... Read more

onboard:earth at Jon's Wood

Jon's Wood consists of a gross area of 10.17ha, with 9.45ha net planting. It will establish a new native wood on the outskirts of a Crook in County Durham. It was planted to help mitigate the impacts of climate change and improve the landscape of the local area. Read more

onboard:earth at Conservation Coast Forest Conservation REDD+

The project area is located in the Department of Izabal in the Caribbean coast region of Guatemala, in the Sarstun-Motagua reference region proposed by the national-level REDD+ program. Belonging to the biologically diverse Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, forests in the project area are important nationally... Read more

onboard:earth at Cùl Mòr

The Cùl Mòr restoration covers 91 ha of peatland owned by the Assynt Foundation, which is set up to make a community buy out of two estates in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. The project is located east of the Cùl Mòr mountain in Assynt, Coigach National Scenic Area. The restoration of this peatland... Read more

onboard:earth at Katingan Peatland & Forest Conservation REDD+

The project protects and restores over 140,000 hectares of peatland ecosystems in Indonesia by helping local people build sustainable sources of income through agriculture, agro-forestry, eco-tourism and aquaculture. This prevents the conversion of the area to industrial plantations of acacia, a tree... Read more

onboard:earth at Hawkshaw

Hawkshaw is a new native broadleaf woodland in the Scottish Borders. This woodland will be managed on a non-intervention basis and provide a range of benefits including rain water interception, biodiversity, air quality, habitat, and amenity. It located adjacent to the River Tweed (SSSI, SAC) and near... Read more