At Husqvarna, sustainability guides our direction. For us, that means transitioning to resource-smart solutions with low carbon emissions, providing longer-lasting products and encouraging biodiverse initiatives. Take a closer look at the concrete steps we're taking to make this happen.
At Husqvarna, sustainability guides our direction. For us, that means transitioning to resource-smart solutions with low carbon emissions, providing longer-lasting products and encouraging biodiverse initiatives. Take a closer look at the concrete steps we're taking to make this happen.
Furthering our commitment to nature restoration with veritree, Husqvarna is proud to support the planting of 30,000 trees in South Carolina forests impacted by Hurricane Helene. This project builds on our global partnership with veritree, which has already supported the planting of 700,000+ trees across Brazil, Kenya, Senegal, and Tanzania, restoring more than 145 hectares around the world. This South Carolina project has particular significance given our longstanding presence in the Carolinas and will help restore damaged landscapes while supporting biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and long-term ecosystem resilience. Planting activity will be tracked and verified through veritree’s proprietary technology, providing transparency into what is planted, where it is planted, and how restoration progresses over time. Read our press release or click below to learn more.
Husqvarna has been recognized by TIME as one of the World's Most Sustainable Companies of 2024 – a testament to our ongoing commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility.
Climate change is a pressing challenge for us all. While we don't have all the answers, we're actively working towards a resource-smart and low-carbon future to reduce our reliance on traditional fuels. Our clear aim is to cut emissions by 35% across our value chain between 2015 and 2025, which was approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). In fact, we are the world's first forest and garden company to do so.
A garden full of different plants and pollinators like bees isn't just pretty — it's a biodiverse haven. This mini-ecosystem fends off pests naturally and creates a stronger, more resilient environment. To help create and sustain these ecosystems, we collaborate with experts for continuous learning and innovation, benefiting both us and our customers. And small changes can go a long way. For example, by leveraging the features of our robotic mowers, you can easily contribute to your garden's biodiversity.
