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By Arnesia Young on February 16, 2021 Green trees at shady swamp by Altamaha River, Georgia, USA (Photo: Stock Photos from CLP Media/Shutterstock) As a result of the ongoing climate crisis, many large companies are taking stock of the environmental impact of their business practices. The Ingka Group the investment group behind the multinational Swedish corporation IKEA is actively working towards a vision of environmental protection and sustainability. Their latest step in that direction was a recent purchase of 10,840 acres of forest land near the Altamaha River Basin in Southeast Georgia from The Conservation Fund. Their most recent acquisition in Georgia isn’t the company’s first, as they have already obtained lands in several regions of the United States, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Romania. Some of the U.S. locations of their holdings include the states of Alabama, Okla ....
IKEA owner purchases nearly 11,000 acres of land in Georgia for conservation IKEA owner purchases nearly 11,000 acres of land in Georgia for conservation By Jamie Ertle | February 8, 2021 at 4:27 PM EST - Updated February 8 at 5:15 PM ALTAMHA RIVER BASIN, Ga. (WTOC) - One of our vital rivers is getting some TLC from big box store IKEA. The Ingka Group, better known for its stores like IKEA, bought nearly 11,000 acres of land near the Altamaha River. It’s home to long-leaf pine, gopher tortoises and even sturgeon swim in the water. IKEA now bears the responsibility of preserving this land, and even if they sell it, the next owner must also do the same. The Conservation Fund is pleased with the private partnership and excited about something else in the deal. ....
Credit: Stacy Funderburke Ikea s investment group recently acquired nearly 11,000 acres of land in southeast Georgia, taking it under its wing to protect it from development, and to keep its hundreds of plant and wildlife species safe. The Ingka Group, which owns and operates most of the popular Swedish retailer s stores, recently acquired approximately 10,840 acres of land near the Altamaha River Basin from The Conservation Fund, a nonprofit that over the years has worked to protect more than 8 million acres of land. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You ll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. ....
An investment group of Swedish retail giant Ikea has acquired forestland in southeast Georgia to protect the land and its diverse ecosystems from development. ....