PlantC supports Safran Aero Boosters in biodiversity development at its sites

In 2019, Safran Aero Boosters chose to establish a Sustainable Development Department, which defined its first three areas of work:

1. Reduce carbon emissions from its sites by increasing the share of renewable energies.
2. Develop sustainable mobility.
3. Increase biodiversity at production sites and their direct environment.

Things moved quickly: the company obtained the Réseau Nature label, issued by Natagora for public and private spaces that respect and protect nature by initiating large-scale projects: planting a 1.5 km triple-row hedge, digging two ponds, discussions on the management of the site’s green spaces,…

Maintain and manage existing elements:

The implementation of installations is only the beginning of the process, which involves establishing a management plan. This includes weeding young hedges, watering them in case of drought, carrying out late mowing, implementing differentiated management of green spaces, etc.

Expand Ambitions and Implement New Developments

Creation of three new networked ponds, planting over 400 meters of triple-row hedge meeting specific objectives, creation of two flowery meadows totaling 1.3 ha, installation of biodiversity-friendly equipment (elements such as nesting boxes for passerines, raptors, insects, bats, amphibians, and reptiles),…

Raise Staff Awareness and Contribute to the Dissemination of These Practices Among Site Employees and Neighboring Companies

The integration of educational panels alongside the installations is a good example of this.

Also noteworthy is the organization of a biodiversity workshop during the family day organized by the industrial company, which helped raise awareness among over 700 people with excellent feedback!

Engage for Biodiversity with PlantC

These projects, covering an impact area of several hectares, should not make us forget that every surface and every action counts. Every company has levers of impact regarding biodiversity, whether it acts on its land, however limited it may be, raises awareness among its employees, or supports external projects.

Do not hesitate to request a discussion with our project managers; let’s explore together the possibilities for your biodiversity impact!

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