How to contribute to carbon neutrality?
Contents
- Forests planted to contribute to carbon neutrality
- Our best ally against climate change
- A forest bath 1 hour from every major city
- The FAGUO trees FAQ
Forests planted to contribute to carbon neutrality
In 2009, we were pioneers in talking about measuring, reducing and contributing to carbon neutrality. The FAGUO forests have been growing for over 15 years, with more than 3.5 million trees now planted.
Having as little impact as possible on the climate means, above all, concretely reducing the CO2 emissions of FAGUO pieces over time.
Aware that zero impact does not exist, we put in place reforestation initiatives to contribute to carbon neutrality.
"Planting a tree is anything but an ordinary act. Trees make life."
Our best ally against climate change
With more than 3.5 million trees planted, FAGUO offsets all of its CO2 emissions.
Who plants the FAGUO trees?
We have been supported from the very beginning by NAUDET Pépinières.
How does it work?
- Proper forest maintenance
- Compliance with the eligibility criteria for the low-carbon label
The "plant well" charter
The low-carbon label
The project
Tree species
A forest bath 1 hour from every major city
Every FAGUO piece is designed to live fully in the city as well as deep in the forest.
The trees watch over us
Natural filter
Purifying water
Natural protection
Guardian of biodiversity
Take a closer look at FAGUO trees
The FAGUO trees FAQ
Tree planting
Choose your plantation
In France, not in the Amazon
Planting well
Discover our other commitments
