In an exciting development for environmental conservation in the Brecon Beacons area of south-east Wales, Blue Light CCTV has entered into a partnership agreement with Stump Up For Trees – a community-based charity dedicated to woodland creation and biodiversity enhancement.
Stump Up For Trees is on a mission to plant one million trees, leveraging innovative public-private funding initiatives to achieve their ambitious goal. The charity recognises the vital role of trees in supporting wildlife habitat, improving air and water quality, providing sustainable resources, and combating climate change through carbon sequestration.
Under the newly formed partnership, Blue Light CCTV will contribute to Stump Up For Trees’ tree planting efforts in a unique way. For every camera installed by Blue Light CCTV, funds equivalent to the cost of planting one tree will be donated to Stump Up For Trees. Additionally, the Blue Light CCTV team members will volunteer their time to assist in tree planting activities and contribute to sustainable practices, such as laying mulch made from cardboard and sheep’s wool.
“This partnership signifies our commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement,” says Richard Reynolds-Lewis, Director at Blue Light CCTV. “We are excited to support Stump Up For Trees in their mission to enhance biodiversity and combat climate change through tree planting.”
Stump Up For Trees welcomes the collaboration with Blue Light CCTV as a meaningful step towards achieving their tree planting targets and promoting awareness about the importance of trees in addressing environmental challenges.
“We are grateful for the support from Blue Light CCTV,” says Jenny Knight, General Manager at Stump Up For Trees. “Together, we can make a significant impact on local ecosystems and contribute to a greener, healthier future.”
The partnership between Blue Light CCTV and Stump Up For Trees exemplifies the power of collaboration between businesses and community organisations to drive positive environmental change.
