Our Impact Fund was established to support projects that align with our environmental and social objectives, fostering positive change in the Nordic region and beyond. Each year we put aside 10% of our company profits (in 2024 this sum totalled 82,000 Euros), selecting projects that support regenerative tourism, actively contributing to restoring and revitalising the destinations we touch.

La Humla Suse

La Humla Suse is dedicated to promoting biodiversity by protecting wild pollinators, particularly bumblebees, which are essential to the survival of many habitats. They offer services such as installing insect hotels, adapting green spaces, and running workshops for employees and communities. Our donation has enabled the organisation to hire a full-time biologist, allowing them to dedicate more time and resources to their important work.

SeaForester

SeaForester works to restore the lost seaweed forests along the Norwegian coast. These efforts are critical for preserving biodiversity and establishing carbon sinks that mitigate climate change. By supporting Seaforester’s new project in Norway, 50 Degrees North is contributing to the restoration of marine ecosystems and the communities that rely on them.

Nærøyfjord World Heritage Park

Located in the iconic western fjords of Norway, this UNESCO-listed site focuses on nature and culture based community development. As one of 50 Degrees North’s key destinations, the Nærøyfjord region holds special significance. The company’s funding will support initiatives that balance tourism with environmental stewardship, ensuring the region’s heritage is preserved for future generations. 50 Degrees North is working directly with the park to identify and support projects that protect the environment while enriching the visitor experience.