Climate Impact
Timberland® is passionately committed to reducing global warming and making the outdoor environment better for all of us to enjoy today and tomorrow.
What kind of footprint will you leave?
Read more about our progress and challenges ahead in Timberland's Climate Strategy.
We are also minimizing our carbon footprint by planting trees. If you shop at our Regent Street store in London and purchase a pair of boots, we will plant a tree for you at the forest of Marston Vale. By 2010, through our partnership with GreenNet (we will plant over one million trees in Mongolia's Horquin Dessert.) This project has the potential to save close to a half-million tons of carbon emissions over the life of the forest. At the same time, we will improve air quality for all of the region's inhabitants by reducing sand clouds that travel over Chinese cities.
Carbon neutral by 2010 is a big goal. But we have an aggressive plan in place and the wisdom of partners like Clean Air-Cool Planet (CACP) and The Climate Group to lead the way. You can track how just how well we are doing by the nutritional labels found on our new footwear boxes–made, of course, with 100% post-consumer recycled paper and soy-based inks.
The labels provide accurate and transparent measures of impact and they inform consumer choice, stakeholder analysis and industry-collaboration. And every day, the challenge of improving their scores inspires our team to do better.



