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Whats CarbonClick?


Empowering climate action

There’s only one thing we’re more passionate about than our business… the planet! This is why we’re making an effort to use sustainable practices in every part of our business. We’ve teamed up with CarbonClick, a New Zealand company making it easy for people and businesses to help fight climate change.

CarbonClick looks like a green button at checkout. When you click it, a small contribution is added to your basket which purchases carbon offsets. These offsets reduce the environmental impact of the carbon emissions related to the purchase. CarbonClick’s offsets fund forest restoration, tree planting, and renewable energy projects around the world. We’re proud to be part of the fight against climate change.

We’ll be making our own contributions, and changing our practices to reduce our carbon footprint. We hope you’ll join us in creating a sustainable future, by choosing to CarbonClick with your purchase.

Our flagship forest conservation projects

We have a passion for trees and want to support the reforestation of our planet. Our locale-specific projects are selected for the value they add to the local community and focus on forest regeneration, conservation and biodiversity projects.

Projects include:

  • Forest conservation project, North Carolina, USA
  • Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor, Perth, Australia
  • Arawera native forest conservation, Taranaki, New Zealand
  • Rarakau forest, Southland, New Zealand

We’re enabling you to compensate for your carbon emissions, so you can shop climate friendly.

We have a passion for trees and want to support the reforestation of our planet. Our locale-specific projects are selected for the value they add to the local community and focus on forest regeneration, conservation and biodiversity projects.

Projects include:

Arawera native forest Taranaki, New Zealand
This project conserves an area of rich indigenous forest in South Taranaki, capturing carbon from the atmosphere and providing a habitat for native wildlife.
The context
Many of New Zealand’s forests have been cut down and converted to farmland. Even the forests still standing are threatened, due to the need of fertile land for agriculture. To combat this and take action on climate change, the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) funds landowners to protect forests that take in carbon from the atmosphere.

The project
This project is preserving and regrowing an area of native forest in the Arawera forest block, south of Mount Taranaki. This forest was once used for farming but because of ETS funding, has since been left to grow. This forest is growing in size because a) pockets of native forest naturally self-seed and b) the landowner continue to plant new trees and trap pests.

The benefits:
By working to restore this forest, biodiversity is increased in the area. As a result, native insects, frogs, reptiles and birds have a healthy habitat, while native tree species thrive. Because these trees are healthier, more carbon is taken out of the atmosphere. Click here to find out more.
Rarakau Rainforest Conservation Project, Southland, New Zealand
This initiative protects a native rainforest, made up tawhai (silver beech), miro and tōtara and provides economic opportunities for local Maori.

The context
This wet rainforest is adjacent to Fiordland National Park on the southern coastline of the South Island, and located at the start of the Hump Ridge Track. The forest has a tawhai (silver beech) canopy, intermixed with miro and tōtara. Parts of the forest had been logged in the past, and some of the flat terrace land was cleared for farming.

The project
This projects protects the forest with a conservation covenant. meaning that it can’t be cut down. The Rowallan Alton (Māori) Incorporation who have given up the right to harvest timber from their forest to supply carbon offsets to businesses and individuals. The offsets contribute to conservation management and community development at this site.

“We want our mokopuna (grandchildren) to enjoy the sounds of the Tūī, the Kākā, the Kiwi and maybe even one day the Kākāpō. We also want to lead by example, in responsible sustainable management. “
— Ken McAnergney - Rarakau landowner and kaumātua (elder)

The benefits:
“Our forest carbon project enables us to progress our economic development without having to cut our trees down. Our rivers are not being choked up with sediment because we are not logging the forest. The bird life is thriving and we are helping to protect the coastal waters. The revenue from carbon credits has provided an income stream that can help us train our young people, develop our farm and provide future education and employment opportunities. It is also a show-piece for integrated land management for other indigenous landowners throughout the country.”
— Mike Gibbs - Rarakau landowner

High-impact international projects

These international projects are selected for their ability to clean our atmosphere and reduce or avoid emissions. They achieve this by replacing coal and fossil fuel energy and also by conserving forests.

These projects have extra social benefits, like increasing employment and living standards,

Lastly, because they take place in the developing world, they are cost-effective and reduce the average price of offsetting your footprint. 

Projects include:

  • Solar Water Heater Project, India
  • Wind Farm Development, India
  • Biogas Energy Project, Hezhang, China
  • Rainforest Conservation and Agroforestry, Panama

Every little bit helps. We’re taking action to protect our planet. Now you can too, offset with Carbonclick with the click of a button.