At Flue Supplies, we believe in taking responsibility for the environment. That’s why we’re proud to be working with THG More Trees, planting trees to restore forests and capture carbon across the globe. So far, we’ve planted an incredible 3,117 trees, which will absorb an estimated 4,919.10 tonnes of CO₂ over their lifetime. And we’re not stopping there - we continue to plant 100 trees every month to support vital reforestation efforts worldwide.
Why Trees Matter
Forests are the lungs of our planet, playing a crucial role in sustaining life. Here are just a few reasons why tree planting is so important:
- Water Guardians – Trees act as natural aqueducts, redistributing up to 95% of the water they absorb.
- A Home for Billions – Over 1.6 billion people rely on forests for food, shelter, and income.
- Biodiversity Hotspots – Forests house 80% of the world’s terrestrial species, with more than 60,000 tree varieties.
- Climate Champions – Healthy forests help combat climate change by reducing extreme weather, flooding, and land degradation.
- Soil Protectors – Tree canopies shield soil from erosion, while their roots stabilise the land.
- Water Purifiers – Leafy forests absorb moisture, filter water, and help regulate rainfall.
Where We’re Making a Difference
We’re proud to support tree-planting initiatives in the UK, Kenya, Haiti, Canada, Tanzania, and Senegal. This month, our focus was on Senegal’s Nganda Region, an area facing deforestation and soil degradation. Our trees there will help:
- Combat desertification
- Improve soil fertility for local farming
- Enhance biodiversity and wildlife habitats
- Support community-led sustainability projects
Every Purchase Makes an Impact
When you choose Flue Supplies, you’re not just buying from the UK’s leading flue supplier - you’re supporting a company that cares about the future of our planet. Sometimes, it's the little things that count… climate change is harming our planet, but if we all make a small change, we can make a big impact.
Want to learn more about THG More Trees and their reforestation projects? Click here to explore the incredible work being done worldwide.