It is no secret that by making small changes to your everyday routine, you can reduce the impact that you have on the world around you.
At the Trust, we know that sometimes the cost of making these changes can start to mount up, so we've put together some offers that will help you live a greener lifestyle, while not costing (literally) the earth.
National Trust jute bags
Everybody knows that disposable bags are no good for the environment, and many shoppers at Trust shops seem to agree. One of the bestselling items in our shops is the carbon neutral and very cool jute bag. Great for carrying your shopping, your picnic or anything else you fancy!
Energy-efficient lightbulbs
Change your bulbs for less. The Trust has teamed up with Philips to offer its members and visitors the chance to buy energy-saving lightbulbs for a fraction of their normal price. Just pop into your local Trust shop to see the light!
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle range
Our Reduce, Reuse and Recycle range offers more products and gifts that help you to be a greener consumer. The range include the Eco Kettle - a simple device that not only saves water and energy, but also the time it takes to wait for water to boil; wind-up radios and torches which require no batteries, and attractive pens, books and stationery made from recycled materials.
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National Trust Green Energy
By signing up to npower's National Trust green energy, you are choosing to buy energy from a renewable source - which is cleaner and greener than more traditional sources. The National Trust will also receive £15 for every new account to spend on low and zero carbon initiatives.
National Trust Insurance, provided by RSA
National Trust Insurance, provided by RSA
In keeping with our green vision for the future, we are delighted to announce a partnership with RSA, the UK’s first carbon neutral insurer. Home and Motor Insurance are now available, with a number of benefits such as discounts for cars with low CO² emissions, and emails offering discounts on selective green products.
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