XPO: Biodiversity Project Enhances XPO Logistics Sites with Native Trees, Wildflowers, and Sustainable Initiatives

Biodiversity is at the heart of XPO Logistics' new initiative to enhance natural ecosystems at its sites across the UK and Ireland. The 'Nature Network' project supports XPO's commitment to sustainability by reducing CO2 emissions and improving the environment around its depots. The company's headquarters in Crick, Northamptonshire, will be the first to implement these changes, with plans to expand the project to multiple sites in 2025. As part of the initiative, two acres of land at Crick will be planted with around 20 varieties of wildflowers and 50 native UK trees. These include blossoming and fruit-bearing trees such as apple and damson, as well as large canopy trees to create nesting spaces for birds. Any harvested fruit will be made available in the onsite canteen. XPO Logistics is also introducing beehives at its Crick headquarters to produce honey for staff and visitors. One hive is already in place, with plans to expand to five, further promoting biodiversity and sustainability across the site. Wildflowers and herbs - which will be available again for the cafeteria or staff to use - will be planted in 30 planter boxes and 20 wall box racks. A wormery will also take care of some ...