Who are we working with?
At Inghams, we are all about the great outdoors. We consider our planet; and all the places we visit, and our people; from employees to customers, as central to our company. We’ve partnered with like-minded organisations who share our values – including sustainability, inclusivity and nature regeneration.
EcoSki
EcoSki are a ski clothing company who rent and repair ski and snowboarding gear in the fight against climate change.
Offering everything from socks to gloves, base-layers to sallopettes and goggles to helmets - you will be able to find any item needed available to rent via EcoSki.
EcoSki are committed to reducing landfills caused by fast-fashion and instead encouraging greater longevity of clothing items, as well as promoting brands that are sourcing and using more environmentally friendly fabrics and materials.
Great news for our customers: you can now save 15% off hired items with EcoSki and be part of the movement towards a more circular economy too.
Learn more about EcoSki via our What to pack guides for Ski and Lapland holidays Lapland and Ski.
Rewilding Britain
Rewilding Britain is the only country-wide organisation in Britain focusing on rewilding and the amazing benefits it can bring for people, nature and climate.
Rewilding is all about restoring ecosystems to the point where nature can take care of itself once again and restoring our relationship with the natural world.
There are many ways rewilding can be implemented, for example we can protect and expand our woodlands or we can restore wetlands, increasing bio-diversity again.
We have partnered with Rewilding Britain because we are also passionate about restoring Britain's current wildlife and in turn, reducing our own carbon footprint. We want to support Rewilding Britain in all that they do but also for them to show us all the new and innovative things we can be doing to help re-wild Britain.
When it comes to our walking holidays, we have to make sure we’re being mindful of our impact. We want to be sure we’re walking in a nature-friendly way, treading lightly as we go.
Read more in our Responsible Guide to Walking
Snow Camp
The charity Snow Camp is a life changing snow-sports programme for young people across the UK who are all in need of support.
Working at indoor snow domes, young people learn how to ski or snowboard alongside life-skills training, qualifications and mental health support.
We’re partnering with Snow Camp to open up snow sports to more young people across the UK. Their mission is to break down barriers and create real opportunities on the slopes, and we’re proud to support it. Together, we’re helping more people from all backgrounds access careers in Europe’s ski industry.
Discover more about Snow Camp and how we’re working together to shape a brighter future.
Klimate
Klimate provides access to innovative carbon removal solutions with forward-thinking, scientific solutions.
Klimate’s core purpose is to accelerate the development of carbon removal methods and techniques needed to achieve the targets set forth by the Paris Agreement.
Klimate sources, analyses, and finances carbon removal projects from all over the world to support the best solutions including now supporting Inghams in their work of climate removal.
Klimate’s portfolios include various carbon removal methods, from planting trees in a forest to more complex 'Direct Air Capture' projects. We have therefore partnered with Klimate so that they can help us push forward with the removal and reduction of our carbon footprint as part of our sustainability promise.
Mind Over Mountains
Mind over Mountains is a charity offering mental health support.
They bring people together via walking in nature, practising mindfulness and spending time with experienced coaches and counsellors in unhurried, unpressured settings.
They offer walks that range from one-day hill walks to weekend retreats in some of the UK’s most special places.
Re-Action Collective
Re-Action Collective brings together organisations working to rethink the outdoor industry.
Through projects like The ACTionism film and initiatives that transform waste ski gear into adaptive sit-ski garments, they focus on practical, community-led change.
They work closely with outdoor communities to share and test circular solutions, helping make activities like running, cycling, climbing and snow sports more accessible and affordable.
WWF Finland
WWF Finland is part of the global WWF network, working across more than 100 countries to protect nature and wildlife. Founded in 1961, WWF has grown into one of the world’s leading environmental organisations, with WWF Finland operating since 1972.
Our support helps fund vital conservation work, including restoring Arctic fox populations and protecting the Lesser White-fronted Goose through habitat protection, monitoring and reducing human-linked food waste in the wild.
Zillertal Nature Park
Austria's Zillertal Nature Park stretches from 1,000 metres in Ginzling to 3,509 metres at the summit of Hochfeiler.
Here, we support the Trees of New Life project, which helps protect biodiversity by leaving old trees and deadwood in place, creating natural habitats for wildlife.
This is the kind of place where nature and tradition just fit together, shaped by mountain farming and a love of being outdoors. By supporting sustainable land use, we’re helping to look after both the landscape and the wild spaces, so they’re still here in the future.
Protecting nature really matters, but it’s not about shutting it off from people. It’s about looking after it properly while still being able to enjoy it. At the centre of it all is the High Mountain Nature Park of the Zillertal Alps, built around the Ruhegebiet Zillertaler and Tuxer Hauptkamm, a protected area that keeps everything going.
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