Testimonials

“Our partnership with Manx Wildlife Trust has grown naturally as both organisations share a long-term vision for the Isle of Man. One of the most meaningful outcomes has been the effect on our people. Volunteering with MWT gives colleagues a real sense of connection and pride, bringing our sustainability ambitions to life.”

– Nigel Cheesley, Director of Sustainability,

Lloyds Bank International

“Everyone who has invested with us this year, through their pensions or directly can now say they have helped to preserve this habitat for future generations. We are incredibly fortunate to have a business within a UNESCO Biosphere and to be able to contribute to the island’s 30 by 30 target gives us an enormous sense of purpose.’

- Greg Easton, Managing Director

Resilience Asset Management

“At Aviva, we recognise that the prosperity of our business, customers and wider society relies on the health and resilience of nature and its biodiversity. The restoration of Britain’s temperate rainforests is not just about rehabilitating rare and beautiful habitats - it’s also about tackling climate change, supporting biodiversity and strengthening communities. These new sites will help reduce flood risk, improve air and water quality, and create opportunities for people to connect with nature. We’re proud to be part of a programme that has the potential to bring lasting sustainable value to communities and societies in which we live and work. “

– Claudine Blamey, Chief Sustainability Officer

Aviva

“We’re proud of the long-standing relationship we’ve built with Manx Wildlife Trust, which reflects our shared commitment to protecting the Island’s landscapes and wildlife. Supporting initiatives like the Thie Vunn internship accommodation and contributing to MWT’s work is a natural extension of our values, and we look forward to continuing to support opportunities for future conservation professionals.”

- John Keggin, Commercial Director

Island Escapes

“We are proud to support Manx Wildlife Trust and the important work it carries out to protect the Island’s landscapes and wildlife. The Manx Shearwater webcam is a wonderful example of how innovation can help bring people closer to the Island’s wildlife, while our team’s involvement in Wild Work Days gives us the opportunity to contribute in a practical and meaningful way.

Supporting projects that create lasting benefits for nature is something we are very pleased to be part of.”

- Joanna Crookall, Chief Executive Officer

Ramsey Crookall