Back to news | 8th June 2026
For Earth Month 2026, Skytrail took part in the Double Tap for the Ocean campaign, an initiative designed to turn online engagement into measurable environmental action.
Across the campaign, a total of 55,346 mangroves were committed by the community. These will be planted through veritree, a platform focused on verified, trackable restoration projects. By recording each tree and its location, veritree provides transparency on where and how restoration is delivered.
Mangroves play an important role in coastal ecosystems, supporting biodiversity and helping to stabilise shorelines. Projects like these are most effective when they are monitored over time and integrated into wider restoration efforts.
As part of the campaign, Skytrail uploaded a single LinkedIn post, resulting in 20 mangroves being awarded through veritree, adding to the 96,000 mangroves already ordered as part of our broader commitments.
We’ll be able to track these mangroves through our Impact Hub once they are live, offering visibility of the project and its progress.
This work sits within Skytrail’s wider approach to environmental impact, where we focus on supporting verified, trackable restoration projects over time. From large-scale mangrove planting to smaller campaign-led contributions, the aim is to build a transparent, measurable record of progress.
You can learn more about our approach and track our impact on the Skytrail ESG page.
Thank you to everyone who engaged with the campaign. Initiatives like this show how small actions can connect people to wider, verified environmental projects.
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