Sustainability Policy

Sustainability Policy last updated 25th November 2025.

Sustainability Policy

1. Introduction

Three Peaks Challenge Ltd is committed to minimising its environmental impact while delivering high-quality mountain events. We recognise our responsibility to operate sustainably and to promote environmental awareness among participants, staff, and partners.

2. Environmental Responsibility

  • Reduce waste by promoting reusable and recyclable materials at events.
  • Minimise single-use plastics and provide sustainable alternatives.
  • Ensure responsible disposal of all waste, including recycling and composting where possible.

3. Carbon Footprint Reduction

  • Encourage participants to use public transport or car-sharing to events.
  • Work with suppliers who prioritise sustainability in their operations.
  • Optimise event logistics to minimise vehicle use and emissions.

4. Conservation and Biodiversity

  • Follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the natural environment.
  • Partner with conservation organisations to support habitat restoration and protection.
  • Educate participants on respecting wildlife and natural ecosystems.

5. Ethical and Sustainable Sourcing

  • Source local and sustainable food and materials for events.
  • Engage suppliers who adhere to ethical and environmental standards.
  • Reduce energy consumption through efficient practices and renewable energy sources where feasible.

6. Community Engagement

  • Collaborate with local communities to support economic sustainability.
  • Encourage charitable initiatives that align with our sustainability goals.
  • Educate and inspire participants to adopt sustainable practices beyond our events.

7. Continuous Improvement

  • Regularly review and improve our sustainability practices.
  • Train staff and volunteers on sustainability principles.
  • Seek feedback from stakeholders to enhance our environmental initiatives.

This policy is reviewed annually to ensure continuous improvement, and alignment with best industry practice.