We take responsibility and are therefore participating in Wohlleben's Forest Academy's primeval forest project. For the next 50 years, we will be sponsoring two 10,000 m² forest areas.
📐 20000
square meters
🌤️ 1440.0
tons of CO₂
🔒 100%
secure
The commitment
As a mutual insurance company, Die Stuttgarter is aware of its high level of responsibility for its customers. Therefore, it is also committed to society and future generations – and assumes responsibility. Through its commitment, Die Stuttgarter is now ensuring that 20,000 square meters of mature forest are preserved. The goal is also to actively engage with nature and protect the local climate.
Protected forest
An overview of our protected areas. Clicking on the respective area opens in-depth information such as hiking tours, research results, images, and more.
The sustainability efforts of the Stuttgart
Die Stuttgarter has set itself the goal of being climate-neutral by 2045 – including all capital investments. The focus of these measures is on reducing and avoiding CO₂ emissions. In 2013, the company created its Green Pension, a retirement plan that is sustainable and promotes the future viability of the environment and society. Since January 2021, Die Stuttgarter has been generating a significant portion of its own electricity needs with the help of a photovoltaic system on the roof of its headquarters.
300-year-old oaks
Nature is always in motion, never static, an ongoing process. That's what makes it so fascinating to simply observe the oaks, beeches, and many other tree species. Who will prevail in the eternal competition for light? 300-year-old, majestic oaks grow on the area protected by the Stuttgart government. Forests of this age are almost nowhere else in Germany left – yet these trees provide unique habitats for rare animals and plants. Thanks to the commitment of the Stuttgart government, this forest will be allowed to grow undisturbed for at least another 50 years.
Impressions from our protected area
