Nature makes the memories. Let's care for it.
There is something special about life beside the water: the hush of morning, the movement of the reeds, the feeling of having space to breathe. Across our marinas, holiday parks and places to stay, we believe the landscapes that welcome us should always be part of the story.
Our approach begins with three simple ideas: care for wild places, use resources thoughtfully and bring people closer to nature.
Three ways to make a difference
Keep waterways wonderful
Respect the rivers, canals and marina waters that make our escapes so memorable.
Make room for wildlife
Celebrate the birds, trees, wildflowers and quiet corners that make every place feel alive.
Choose a lighter footprint
Think carefully about energy, materials and waste, one everyday decision at a time.
Every drop matters
Our waterways connect people, places and wildlife. From peaceful moorings to towpath walks, they invite us to slow down and notice the world around us.
We want to encourage thoughtful habits: keeping waters litter-free, using water carefully and treating the shoreline as a home for wildlife as well as a place to visit.
Thoughtful choices, every day
Use less. Enjoy more.
Reusing what we can, avoiding unnecessary waste and considering how much energy we use are everyday opportunities to make a difference.
Whether you're here for a weekend or a season, bring a refillable bottle, pack reusable essentials and leave shared spaces as lovely as you found them.
Slow down. Look closer.
Some of the best moments need very little: a stroll along the towpath, time outdoors with family or watching the light change over the water.
Choose local experiences when you can, respect wildlife and give nature the space to flourish.
Our promise starts with curiosity.
We are always learning about the places we share. Sustainability is not one grand gesture; it is an ongoing conversation about how we enjoy the outdoors while caring for it.
Notice more. Waste less. Leave places lovely.
How can I make my visit more sustainable?
Bring reusable items, dispose of waste carefully, conserve water and electricity, and support local businesses when possible. Even small changes can make a visit feel more thoughtful.
How can I help protect wildlife?
Keep to established paths, give nesting birds and other animals plenty of space, take litter home and avoid disturbing plants or natural habitats.
What does a nature-friendly marina look like?
Imagine carefully managed shorelines, welcoming native planting, mindful lighting and clean waters. These are useful ideas to explore as we think about the future of our places.