
Cooperation with Plant-for-the-Planet
Sustainable and long-term commitment
The Chocolate Museum Cologne has been operated in a climate-friendly manner since 2019. With concrete measures such as the use of green electricity, biodegradable packaging, the decommissioning of CO2 emission rights and support for a reforestation project in Mexico, the museum is achieving a positive climate balance.
The Chocolate Museum has entered into a partnership with the children's and youth initiative "Plant-for-the-Planet". In Mexico, Plant-for-the-Planet plants a new tree every 15 seconds. However, the restoration of forests is a challenging task that requires a long-term and holistic approach. With the Restoration Research Park on the Yucatán Peninsula, Plant-for-the-Planet has established a center for applied forest restoration research. Among other things, it is investigating how damaged forests can be restored on a large scale and how lost species can be brought back, which methods are most effective in different ecosystems and how forests can withstand the challenges of the climate crisis.

Academy as an ambassador for climate justice
Plant-for-the-Planet has been training schoolchildren on all continents to become ambassadors for climate justice for many years. Together with the Imhoff Foundation, the Chocolate Museum enables up to 540 children between the ages of 10 and 12 to receive this training: 180 in Cologne and 360 elsewhere in the world.