How Bambio Bamboo Toilet Paper Revives Britain’s Wild Heritage
Britain has lost 56% of its woodland species since 1970, with dormice populations crashing by 72% (State of Nature Report 2023). Traditional toilet paper production degrades 380,000 hectares of critical habitats annually - equivalent to 1.5x the New Forest (Wildlife Trusts Habitat Audit).
Our bamboo farms act as biodiversity corridors:
23+ priority species protected - including hedgehogs, skylarks & barbastelle bats
11 native tree species replanted per hectare to mimic ancient woodland
34% higher pollinator density vs conventional forestry (Kew Gardens 2023 study)
Your purchase drives
0.5㎡ habitat secured per roll- enough for a dormouse’s 6-month nesting cycle
£0.10 per packfunding night-vision camera traps in protected woodlands
Community science- scan packaging QR codes to access live wildlife cams
Join Britain’s Wildlife Revival: Switch today & get a FREE downloadable ‘Biodiversity Map’ tracking species saved through your purchases!
- [State of Nature 2023 Partnership Report]
- [Kew Gardens - Bamboo Biodiversity Impact Study]
- [The Wildlife Trusts - Habitat Restoration Metrics]
