Babylicious 1988 Ltd

Babylicious 1988 Ltd

Babylicious 1988 Ltd

877 trees funded

  • Illustration of Avoiding methane emissions from landfill in Brazil project
  • Illustration of Protection of the Matavén forest in eastern Colombia project
  • Illustration of Solar power project in Morocco project
  • Illustration of Avoiding methane emissions from landfill in Brazil project
  • Illustration of Distributing cleaner cookstoves in Kenya project
  • Illustration of Wind power project in Mexico project
  • Illustration of Distributing cleaner cookstoves in Kenya project
  • Illustration of Wind power project in Mexico project
  • Illustration of Turning local organic waste into electricity in India project
  • Illustration of Peatland restoration and conservation in Indonesia project
  • Illustration of Solar PV electricity generation in Indonesia project
  • Illustration of Protection of the Matavén forest in eastern Colombia project

Join the movement

Together we are stronger, that’s why we believe in collective action. If you join us today (using the button below) you and the owner of this profile will be awarded 30 extra trees!

Join today

Babylicious 1988 Ltd's badges

Keeping track of their climate contributions.

Go to badges section

Climate projects Babylicious 1988 Ltd has supported

Their funding directly supports climate projects all over the world

Babylicious 1988 Ltd's impact visualised

60.47 tonnes of CO2e is equivalent to one of the following

  • 46

    long haul flights

  • 181

    metres2 of sea ice saved

  • 150,026

    miles driven in a car

Ecologi
  • About
  • About us
  • FAQs
  • Climate projects
  • Collective action
  • Follow us
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Tiktok
  • Trustpilot 5 stars
United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030
Certified B Corporation
Certified B Corporation
Certified B Corporation

We send good things

Sign up to our newsletter and we’ll plant a tree on your behalf.

Your tree will be planted in Madagascar by the Eden Reforestation Project.