Naturesave was founded 25 years ago with the idea of creating a more sustainable insurance industry. From the word go, our environmental beliefs meant led to a strict policy of avoiding flying for all business travel, using public...
The Naturesave Trust made its first ever donation in November 1995. The recipient was the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust who were awarded £400 for a project to protect Otter habitats in the river Kennet. Jump forward 25 years and the...
What is a sustainable restaurant? There are many definitions, however we quite like this one by Andrew Stephen, Chief Exec of the Sustainable Restaurant Association. “A truly sustainable food business is one that has a restorative...
Naturesave launch new tree planting policy to fight climate change For many years Naturesave has planted a tree for every home insurance customer who stays with us for ten years. The trees are planted in the Scottish Highlands; in an...
Naturesave Trust funded project brings together cutting edge bee conservation with community solar farms. The Solar Bee Project is an initiative funded by the Naturesave Trust that aims to protect honey bees from the deadly varroa mite...
Time to think electric? With climate change now reframed to what it really is, an emergency, and with ever increasing awareness of traffic pollution, there never has been a stronger reason to consider an electric car. The reason why...
Here at Naturesave, we don’t just insure homes, charities and some of the greenest businesses in the UK, we also insure many community renewable energy groups. As a business devoted to using insurance to promote sustainable...
At Naturesave we have been wondering how we can help improve biodiversity. Then we found this fantastic well-researched blog by entomologist Douglas Boyes and discovered that we all just need to stop obsessing about tidiness. If we...
Welcome to the latest Naturesave guide to being green. We have researched the practical things you can do as an individual that will make the biggest difference. We’ve scoured the web and asked a few friends (we know some very...
