Hintlesham Hall: Where beauty meets sustainability. 🌳 HINTLESHAM HALL HOTEL LIMITED isn't just a stunning retreat located in the Suffolk countryside; it's also a leader in sustainable practices. By partnering with the Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project, an initiative supported by the World Bank, the Norwegian government and the Indonesian government, the hotel actively contributes to restoring and conserving vital mangrove ecosystems. As part of its ongoing commitment to reducing carbon emissions, Hintlesham Hall offers corporate clients the opportunity to offset their carbon footprint by purchasing mangrove trees. Each tree planted absorbs over 308kg of CO2 throughout its lifetime, equating to an impressive 12.3kg per year. 🌿Book your next eco-friendly event here and make a positive impact on the environment! Contact Hayley Milton, Liz Gibbon or Katie Pratt for more details
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