Much like the overarching Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts, the Banyan Tree Gallery makes a concerted effort to uphold the environment and its precious resources.
For a start, the sand-filled turtles - mascots of the Green Imperative Fund in the Banyan Tree and Angsana hotels – are produced by the Gallery.
Banyan Tree Gallery’s product development and purchasing policy also ensures that ozone-harming products such as plastics are eliminated from the shelves as far as possible, even in product packaging. No shell or ivory products are carried in our support for animal rights. Natural, indigenous and recyclable materials are utilised in creative means to churn out eco-friendly products.
Earth Day (April 22nd) is celebrated every year at Banyan Tree Gallery, helping spread the love of our environment and its conservation to all our friends and guests.
Overview
In 2001, Banyan Tree set up the Green Imperative Fund (GIF) to continue formalising its corporate social responsibility efforts. The GIF aims to widen the reach and effectiveness of the company’s efforts by providing critical financial support to worthy environmental action and community based projects where Banyan Tree has a presence.
From April to June 2009, Banyan Tree Gallery will contribute up to 5 per cent of total sales generated from "Save The World" collection in participating outlets to the Green Imperative Fund.
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For a start, the sand-filled turtles - mascots of the Green Imperative Fund in the Banyan Tree and Angsana hotels – are produced by the Gallery.