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Update The Heart of Sustainability: Husqvarna Partners with Daniel Stowe Conservancy In an inspiring move for environmental stewardship, Husqvarna has forged a strategic partnership with the Daniel Stowe Conservancy, a picturesque 380-acre botanical garden nestled near Husqvarna’s North American headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. This collaboration aims to foster sustainability and inspire community engagement through innovative groundskeeping practices. What This Partnership Means for the Community and Environment Sustainability is more than a buzzword for Husqvarna; it represents a core value that drives the company's mission. Committed to reducing its environmental footprint, Husqvarna talks about ambitious goals such as a 35% reduction in CO₂ emissions and the launch of 50 new Circular Innovations by the end of 2025. This partnership with the Conservancy aligns perfectly with these goals by integrating low-noise, emission-free solutions and battery-operated tools into everyday operations. The Role of Technology in Sustainable Landscaping One of the exciting developments includes the support for Daniel Stowe Conservancy's transition to using Husqvarna’s robotic mowers and battery-powered tools. As the organization's Preferred Equipment Provider, Husqvarna is collaborating with the Conservancy to phase out gas-powered tools, thus minimizing emissions and noise pollution. “As we become even stronger stewards of these expansive grounds, minimizing emissions and reducing sound pollution remain top priorities,” stated Jason Bonham, director of horticulture at the Daniel Stowe Conservancy. The shift to these cleaner alternatives not only enhances operational efficiency but also creates a safer environment for both staff and visitors. Fostering Community Connections This collaboration goes beyond mere equipment supply; it's about building community connections and enhancing local conservation efforts. Husqvarna will not only provide tools but also engage in various sponsored events and volunteer opportunities designed to elevate community awareness about sustainable practices. “We are thrilled to team up with an organization like the Daniel Stowe Conservancy, which shares our deep roots in the Charlotte community,” remarked Alex Trimboli, senior director of marketing for Husqvarna. This partnership ignites an exciting future filled with opportunities to make a lasting impact on both the Conservancy’s landscape and Charlotte’s environmental future. The Bigger Picture: Conservation You Can Be Part Of Beyond landscaping, the Daniel Stowe Conservancy serves as a vital space for environmental education, showcasing essential practices for flora and fauna restoration. Founded by Daniel J. Stowe, the Conservancy encourages respectful engagement with nature, emphasizing the restoration of native plants and the importance of preserving local biodiversity. Community members looking to get involved can participate in various sustainability initiatives offered by the Conservancy. From hands-on workshops to family-friendly events, the Conservancy acts as a beacon for connecting people to the environment in meaningful ways. Join the Movement Toward a Greener Future As you enhance your home’s landscape, consider how your choices contribute to local sustainability efforts. Embracing eco-friendly practices, like those championed by Husqvarna and the Daniel Stowe Conservancy, empowers homeowners to play a role in building a greener future. Join the movement toward sustainable groundskeeping—whether that means investing in battery-powered tools or participating in local conservation efforts, every action counts. Together we can create a flourishing environment for generations to come!