Woodland canopy on a Future Forest Company site
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From The Future Forest Company

IMPACTCorporate nature restoration

Nature-led restoration projects, backed by data, delivered at scale.

Stay up to date for free with the IMPACT Business Network, or fund the work directly as an IMPACT Partner.

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Certified B CorporationCertified B Corp
12
UK sites managed
1.5M+
Native trees planted
73ha
Peatland restored
B Corp
Certified operator
The IMPACT Business Network

Stay up to date on nature restoration in the UK.

Free to join

For businesses that want to follow how UK nature restoration is actually done. No cost and no commitment.

  • Updates from our projects. The numbers, the successes, and the parts that aren't working yet.
  • UK nature policy in plain English. What's changing, and what it means in practice.
  • Invitations to visit our sites. See the work on the ground with our ecologist.
  • Our annual conference. An invitation when it's scheduled.

No fixed schedule and no pitch. When there's something worth showing you, we'll show you.

Why businesses fund nature restoration

What funding restoration does for your business.

Brand & marketing

A story with evidence behind it

Named sites, measured change and photography from the work, so what you say about nature holds up.

Bids & customers

Something concrete to point to

Evidence you can use in tenders and client conversations, including where community benefit is part of the brief.

Your people

A cause your team can see

Team days on the land and visits to the sites your business supports.

Communities

Investment people can visit

Visible restoration in the landscapes near where you work, including access and community projects.

Reporting

Documented action you can disclose

Reportable as an action your business has taken, under frameworks such as TNFD, the CDP biodiversity questions, ESRS (E4 and S3), EcoVadis and B Corp.

SBTN

A restoration contribution

A Regenerate & Restore contribution under SBTN's AR3T framework, alongside your own assessment and targets.

What IMPACT evidences is a funded contribution: what changed on the ground, measured against a baseline. It isn't a carbon offset or a BNG unit, it doesn't reduce your own footprint, and it doesn't replace a target of your own.

How it works

Named projects. Measured before we start, and after.

Projects

Partners fund projects we agree on together

Each project sits on a UK site we manage and has its own target, so everyone knows what the funding is for.

Baseline

We survey before we touch anything

Our lead ecologist and data analyst set the baseline. Without one, nobody can say what changed or what caused it.

Targets

Ecological or community-based

A wetland moving from Poor to Good condition. Paths that residents asked for. Each target is set from the baseline.

01

Observe

Rangers, ecological surveys, sensors and field monitoring build a picture of what is happening.

02

Understand

The evidence is brought together to identify condition, pressure and opportunity.

03

Act

Management interventions are planned and delivered.

04

Measure

We return to the same landscape and measure what changed.

05

Adapt

The next intervention responds to what the evidence tells us.

The purpose of monitoring isn't to create more data. It's to make better decisions, and then to check whether they worked.

Blairlogie Pond in the Ochil Hills, silted and fringed with scrubIn focus · IMP001

Blairlogie Pond, Ochil Hills

Condition today Poor

Years of shade, sediment build-up and nutrient enrichment have done it. Trees have established in the pond itself, rhododendron dominates sections of the bank, and silt has taken much of the open water.

We surveyed it before touching anything and found something to build from: fifteen aquatic invertebrate species, four bat species and more than thirty moths. Clearing rhododendron and thinning trees is done. Desilting comes next.

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Become an IMPACT Partner

Fund restoration projects directly.

IMPACT Partners fund named projects on our sites and receive the evidence of what changed. Choose how involved you want to be.

Canopy and Landmark places are limited. The Steering Group stays small enough to work face to face, and new partners join as projects open for funding.

Fund it and tell the story

Growth

Fund restoration on named projects and share it with customers, staff and communities.

  • Your own seasonal Stewardship Reports
  • A statement of what your funding made happen
  • Photography and stories you can use
  • A team visit to the site you support
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Help decide what's next

Canopy

A say in which projects get funded, and a closer relationship with the land.

  • Everything in Growth
  • A seat on the Steering Group
  • Volunteer and team days on site
  • Survey data exports
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Lead a landscape

Landmark

Restoration at landscape scale, shaped with us, with your name at the front of the network.

  • Everything in Canopy
  • Name and front the IMPACT Business Network
  • A platform to the network's members
  • Co-hosted visits to your landscape
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See what IMPACT Partners receive. An example seasonal Stewardship Report: the survey data, what changed against the baseline, and photography from the sites.

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Our sites

Real sites you can visit.

The Future Forest Company manages 12 sites across Britain, from Atlantic rainforest to upland peat. Network members and partners are invited to come and see the work.

Moss-covered ancient woodland on the Glenaros Estate, Isle of Mull
Glenaros · Isle of Mull
Atlantic temperate rainforest
Upland moorland at Swarthghyll in the Yorkshire Dales
Swarthghyll · Yorkshire Dales
Upland peatland recovery
Dumyat hill above woodland and pasture in the Ochil Hills
Dumyat · Ochil Hills
Award-winning hillside restoration
Harebells in a wildflower meadow at Dumyat
Habitat creation · Dumyat
Wildflower meadows
Red squirrel
Biodiversity
Native species return
Hands planting a native sapling
On the ground
1.5M+ native trees planted
IMPACT Partners

Talk to us about funding a project.

Tell us a little about your business and what's prompting this. We'll come back within one working day to arrange a short call.

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