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�Climate Action�

Lizzy Carlyle

Head of Climate and Environment

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- Supporters and volunteers are more concerned than the public

- They want us to be more proactive and play a more leading tole

Climate Action: engagement

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Our climate action objectives integrate across all areas of the Trust and strategy

Climate action also goes hand-in-hand with Everyone Welcome

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We will reduce our carbon emissions from all of our activities, to be carbon net zero by 2030

We will capture more carbon from our land, to be carbon net zero by 2030

We will engage others – telling our story widely to inspire action from supporters and policymakers

We will aim to be resilient and adaptable to a changing climate in every choice we make

RACE – reduce, adapt, capture, and engage

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We have mapped the required activity to sequester carbon, including; existing habitats, new land use opportunities & investment offsetting

We have scoped the areas where we will need to reduce our carbon output

Our trajectory (net zero line) will reduce over time as the balance between carbon output reductions and carbon capturing is achieved

Climate Action: our net zero pathway

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Carbon net zero by 2030*

5% reduction year on year Scope 1 and 2

50% reduction in business travel emissions by 2030*

Further development of 50% reduction in procured goods and services by 2030*

Investments net zero by 2030

Development of let estate metrics

Land Outdoors and Nature KPIs

Create and restore 25k Ha habitat�50% of farms reach High Nature Status

100% of farms reach Minimum Standards

20 million trees by 2030

Further development of targets to capture land use change and agricultural practices improvements

Achieving carbon net zero

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* Against the 2019/20 baseline

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Climate Action: delivery is underway

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Climate Action: sustainable projects

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National Trust Hazard Map

        Land use - emissions and sequestration

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Land use – emissions and sequestration

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Avoid

Reduce

Sequester

  • Reduce livestock numbers
  • Avoid artificial fertilisers
  • Minimise fossil fuel use
  • Restore peatlands/ organic soils
  • Improve tenant agricultural practices

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  • Deliver woodland ambition
  • Deliver carbon rich habitats
  • Restore soil organic carbon

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National Trust Hazard Map

        Land use flux – Cinderbarrow Farm

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Illustrative example of what we can achieve – view in full screen for transition

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Illustrative example of what we can achieve – view in full screen for transition

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Illustrative example of what we can achieve – view in full screen for transition

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Delivering the change: Wimpole

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Becoming Carbon Net Zero

Understanding our footprint

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There’s a ton of stuff to go at…

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c. 100,000 trees – woodland, wood pasture and agroforestry

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Delivering the change: Wimpole

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