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Our planet’s natural resources are under great pressure. We all need to use more responsibly managed materials that can sustain our demand for the long term - which is where choosing renewable comes in! Renewable resources are natural resources that, if looked after properly, can be managed so that the resources we consume are replaced at the same rate or faster. Wood, wool, hemp and corn are all examples of natural, renewable resources. By pledging to choosing renewable you’re helping to protect our planet's natural resources and ensure that we have these resources for many years to come.
As you may have seen on our site, your pledge not only gives you the chance of winning £100 of iTunes vouchers, but also helps raise vital funds for WWF-UK. Every pledge is worth 5 points, and for every 10 points you earn on our donation counter, 10p will be donated by Tetra Pak to WWF-UK.
Each person gets one pledge (and 5 pledge points), but you can still enter your details each day to for a chance to win £100 worth of iTunes vouchers every fortnight.
Tetra Pak supports a WWF responsible forestry project in the Russian Caucasus, helping wildlife and the local community to prosper and protecting some of the world’s most endangered species, like the Persian Leopard.
Get your friends and family involved as there are many ways to earn points and help raise more money for WWF-UK.
You can also play our Tree-Vital Pursuits quiz every day to generate some extra points and for the chance to win more great prizes. For every question you get right, you will earn 2 points, which will be added to our donation counter. And that’s not all, once the first 5,000 people to sign up, Tetra Pak will donate an additional £1,000 to WWF-UK!
A renewable resource is a natural resource that, if looked after properly, can be managed to supply our demand for resources at a sustainable rate - so those resources that are consumed are replaced. Renewability has been called the fourth ‘R’. It is not reducing, re-using, or recycling. It is the fourth ‘R’ that we can use to help better care for the planet’s natural resources.
