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NOMAD Community Projects

What is NOMAD Community Projects?

NOMAD Community Projects is a not-for-profit local enterprise for healthy outdoor activity that benefits local communities & our environment, particularly tackling carbon emissions.

What does NOMAD Community Projects do?

NOMAD Community Projects plants trees & hedging & rewilds areas of Suffolk countryside, thereby offsetting the carbon emissions of local communities. These events are funded by local & national charities as well as our sister company, NOMAD Sea Kayaking, which provides the Guides, kayaks & vehicles for these events.

Why should I support NOMAD Community Projects?

NOMAD Community Projects benefits our countryside & local communities by providing opportunities to offset the carbon footprint of our guest's participation in events. This is done through heavily subsidised, outdoor events like the Charity Beach Clean by Kayak. This event costs £79.99 per person with Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Sustainable Development Fund contributing half the cost & NOMAD Sea Kayaking paying half with a small contribution from the guest. 

Your contribution goes directly to NOMAD Community Projects & is used for environmental projects in Suffolk. NOMAD Community Projects is regulated by the Office of the Regulator of Community Interest Companies. NOMAD Community Projects produces annual accounts which are in the public domain. This is good work & much needed.

What is the track record of NOMAD Community Projects.

NOMAD Community Projects was constituted in December 2019 & began its first community events in 2020. To date, N.C.P. has secured three acres of land with a fifteen-year lease & planted almost one thousand trees & hedging. We completed four 'Beach Clean by Kayak' events in 2021 and the same again in 2022. Our work continues in 2023 with a further four hundred & twenty trees (as of 1st April 2023) planted in addition to five bee hives across two apiaries.