Electric racing team

Al Ula is home of the world’s largest continuous sand desert. The terrain is stunning and unforgiving, while the heat and conditions will be intense. In an effort to raise awareness of the environmental consequences of desertification we will be working with Extreme E, the Ba’a Foundation and  the Red Sea Turtle Climate Resilience Project. We’ll help conserve endangered turtle species and communicate conservation education and environmental stewardship to the local communities.

Sand bars, salt beds, gravel, rocks and undulations will provide the drivers with real challenges, as they navigate the narrow off-road sand tracks between and around Lac Rose and the Atlantic Ocean.

Working with the NGO Oceanium, we will support Extreme E’s programme to plant one million mangroves trees across 60 hectares.

The Arctic ice sheet is melting three times faster than any other part of the planet. We will support Greenland’s plans to fully transition to 100% clean energy sources for the country by working with partners to develop new hydro-power plants for small and isolated settlements.

We will work with The Nature Conservancy and their Forest Reforestation programme to secure 100 hectares of existing forest, while replating 100 hectares of native forest and maintaining over 200 hectares of a cocoa-based agroforestry programme which will provide crops that can be harvested by the locals.

At the end of the world, beneath the Martial Glacier lies Argentina’s most southern town, Ushuaia. With reduced rainfall due to rising temperatures, Ushuaia stands to suffer increased forest fires, putting stress on regional crops in one of the most remote corners of the planet.