Magazine wrapper

We've been told it's biodegradable, One.

Thanks Tinny, I'll take a look when this months mag arrives

We do not get the Magazine through post anymore just digitally but have noticed that Butterfly Conservation are now sending their magazine in a large envelope instead of any packaging, did not notice RSPB but will check when next one arrives.

I should have added that Ro told us the wrappers can go in recycling or, if in landfill, they will biodegrade.

This is RSPB

That’s quite clear and beyond any doubt.👍🏻

RK has it best surely, digitally seems 100%👍🏻😊

As a charity, we are trying to find ways to reduce our own plastic pollution. The potato starch wrappers for our Nature’s Home magazine is just the start and we are currently looking into other areas where we can reduce plastic.

For many years, we have also been successfully implementing a strategy for reducing the RSPB’s carbon footprint (especially from business travel and our built estate for example through a programme of investment in renewable energy and energy conservation measures). We are beginning to consider what other steps we might take to reduce plastic pollution as part of our wider strategy of waste reduction.

I, myself, am on the Green Team for our region of RSPB. This team are always exploring ways that we can reduce our negative impact on the environment, and then ensuring that changes are implemented throughout the workforce.

Any suggestions from this forum would be fantastic. I'll take them forward in our next meeting :)

I recycle the club magazine wrapper as a doggie bag as I do with any other suitable materials and then it goes in a suitable bin.

That's also a great idea!