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We are proud to share our 2024 Impact Report, which highlights our continued efforts to improve our environmental stewardship, social responsibility and impact in the wider community.

Ben Palmer, Senior Sustainable Portfolio Manager, discusses how government policy is now driving forward the sustainability agenda, by placing nature at its heart.

In our latest video, Siobhan Archer, Global Stewardship Lead, discusses the importance of biodiversity data and why understanding biodiversity is critical to support the planet’s health and resilience.

As a conscious consumer, can I still buy avocados? And what local alternatives are there to quinoa? An overview.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), championed for its potentially transformative capabilities in diverse fields, has quietly emerged as a potentially powerful ally in conservation, particularly in protecting and restoring nature’s carbon sinks.

Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) is a conservation charity dedicated to creating and protecting wetland birds and their habitats, and advocating for wetlands and ecological issues worldwide. Find out how LGT Wealth Management are working with the WWT on their conservation projects.

As humans, we occupy the world for the duration of our lifetime, but our mark is left many times longer than this. Over the last few years, countries across the world have started to galvanise some of the required financial resources, primarily through infrastructure spend, to a greener operating model.

The Goodwood Estate, in the heart of West Sussex, is an 11,000 acre estate, home to the Duke of Richmond for the last 300 years. Over the generations, the family has established many sporting pursuits on the estate including horse-riding, motorsport, cricket and golf.

We humans have come to be the most dominant species in our planet’s history. Through our evolution, we have been able to develop technologies and uncover significant bodies of science that have enabled us to communicate better and protect ourselves from the threats around us. But something went wrong in our story, so why is that?

If you have a box in your attic with old charging cables, mobile phones and other devices, you are not alone. E-waste is a fast-growing issue. You might however be surprised to know there are ways it can be repaired, re-used and recycled, creating benefits not only for environmental protection, but also enabling donated devices to be given to people who are experiencing digital exclusion.