Cooperation with Plant-for-the-Planet
Sustainable and Long-Term Commitment
Since 2019, the Cologne Chocolate Museum has been implementing corporate climate protection measures such as green electricity and resource-efficient packaging. Unavoidable emissions are offset by certified emission reduction credits and a reforestation project in Mexico, which is viewed as an additional contribution to climate protection.
In addition, the museum has partnered with the “Plant-for-the-Planet” initiative, which plants new trees in Mexico every quarter of an hour. To provide a scientific foundation for this complex restoration approach, the organization operates the Restoration Research Park on the Yucatán Peninsula. There, researchers are studying how to effectively restore damaged ecosystems, reintroduce species, and make forests resilient to crises.
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.