Committed To Climate

Our Committed to Climate marks recognise businesses who are committed to mitigating the effects of climate change by funding native trees.

A Committed to Climate mark is a great asset for your sustainability toolkit, and helps get the word out about your good business: you can display it digitally, or on physical collaterals.

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Committed to Climate Tiers

You'll qualify for a different mark at different levels of funding.

Kahurangi

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Fund 500 - 2000 trees and this mark will make your commitment to sustainability shine like our treasured and brilliant blue lakes.

Hiriwa

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Fund 2000 - 10,000 trees and you’ll receive this mark, reminding us of the hiriwa (silver) colour, and the sense of national pride represented by our beautiful native kaponga.

Kōwhai

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Fund 10,000 or more trees and you'll receive this mark. Its golden hue reminds us of the glorious flowers of the Kōwhai tree, representing the precious investment you've made towards the New Zealand environment.

Wear it with pride

We'd love to see you display your Committed to Climate mark in as many places as you like! The files that we provide will allow you to use it both digitally and on printed materials.

For example:

  • Digital (website, email signature, social media, ads)
  • Collateral
  • Signage
  • Decals
  • Vehicles
  • Clothing

Ready to show your commitment to Aotearoa?

Get in touch using the form below.
Our partnership team will contact you to tailor a package for your business.

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Terms and conditions

Committed to Climate is a programme offered by Trees That Count. To qualify for a mark, a business or individual must fund in excess of 500 native trees through Trees That Count within a calendar year. There are no fees associated with the Committed to Climate marks. Recipients of the mark must adhere to the Guidelines for Use when displaying their mark.

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