There is a distinct connection between climate change and the loss of biodiversity. At PPF, we recognize the importance of addressing these issues. The availability of food for both humans and animals depends on pollinators, which are under threat due to climate change, fewer flower-rich environments, and pesticide use. In response, PPF Nordics launched an environmental project in collaboration with Initiative 1415, focusing on climate compensation and biological diversity.
In Tväråträsk we preserved a forest, in Tanum we planted a new forest and in Bålsta we established an area for pollinators. This initiative aligns with the European Commission’s “A New Deal for Pollinators,” which was presented in January 2023.
Through our collaboration with Initiative 1415, PPF Nordics is taking meaningful steps to fight climate change and biodiversity loss. By compensating for emissions and enhancing pollinator habitats, we are making a significant impact on environmental sustainability. This initiative also supports broader efforts to maintain ecosystem resilience and food security.