We believe the places in which we work & play are important

...and not just for those things, but for every living thing on our planet to survive & thrive.

Here at The Adventure Photographers, every decision we make and job we take is rooted in the question - is it sustainable?

The answer is not always clear cut - but we always ask, every single time.

We all live in a 'developing' system (we don't like to say broken), but if we root our intentions in environmental sustainability, we are doing the very best we can in that system towards a better one.

We are trying, we are learning, and we are always evolving.

A lady in a red John Muir Trust jacket smiles at the camera next to The Adventure Photographer Steve who holds a sapling

Each year we mobilise our team of photographers & friends to do something positive for the environment.


TREE PLANTING INITIATIVES IN SCOTLAND


Trees are an incredible resource.

They suck up polluting carbon, stabilise waterways and help cool our warming climate.

They provide homes to a huge amount of life... and are great for climbing too!

Helping hands holding soil, tree planting in Scotland
Scots Pine tree planting environment
Scots Pine Looking up

Where we're at...

Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park

We have planted hundreds of native trees in Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park on once farmed land. The 32 acres now host Scots Pine, Oak, Willow and Rowan among others which will encourage wildlife back to the park as well as helping reduce CO2 in our air.

Schiehallion, Perth & Kinross

We are working with the John Muir Trust, having brought out our team of photographers to plant birch on the open land of Schiehallion mountain in Perthshire

Two men pulling old abandoned fishing creels along a Scottish beach at sunrise

Blue Friday | A day of action


Each year, instead of participating in Black Friday, we have committed to helping our ocean on Blue Friday.

Our ocean provides every second breath we take

It holds almost 95% of all life

You can surf it

Surfer crouches underneath the white lip of the famous Thurso East surf break. A seagull flies parallel with the surfer

Our Passion Projects


We are working on two not-for-profit film projects that highlight the importance of our natural places as well as adventure in them

What next...?


We are always looking for inspiration on how else we can help our environment, become more sustainable and eventually leave a better place from which we started. If you have suggestions of volunteering opportunities or cool initiatives you think we could get involved in, please get in touch.


Check out the blog posts below to see our environmental progress to date!


WE JOINED THOUSANDS IN THE CLIMATE STRIKE ON SEPTEMBER 20TH 2019


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WE JOINED THOUSANDS IN THE CLIMATE STRIKE ON SEPTEMBER 20TH 2019


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