Hellmann: Protecting wetlands is an important lever for climate protection
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Hellmann: Protecting wetlands is an important lever for climate protection
Osnabrueck, March 20, 2025. Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is the main sponsor of the Mission to Marsh European Film Tour 2025, sending a strong signal of its commitment to sustainability and climate protection. The partnership underscores the company's commitment to preserving valuable ecosystems – especially wetlands, which play a crucial role in the fight against climate change.
The film “Mission to Marsh” will be shown in 20 European cities to highlight the importance of wetlands as natural CO2 stores and as habitats for endangered species. The founders of the non-profit organization of the same name are also the film's protagonists. With their very personal experiences and strong mission, they will deepen the relevance of wetland conservation as part of a panel discussion with local environmental organizations at all screenings. The film tour will stop in Leipzig on March 22 and will be shown in other major cities such as Brussels, Paris and Milan in the following weeks and months.
“Supporting the Mission to Marsh European Film Tour is a matter close to our hearts. Sustainability has been an integral part of our company for decades and, in addition to its ecological aspects, also has a strong social component: we can only protect what we know and appreciate. By supporting this important project, we want to contribute to raising awareness of the crucial role that wetlands play in climate protection,” says Stefan Borggreve, Chief Operating Officer Road, Rail, CEP at Hellmann Worldwide Logistics.
Alexander Kornelsen, Managing Director of Mission to Marsh gGmbH and filmmaker, also emphasizes the importance of the collaboration: “In Hellmann we have found a strong partner who understands that climate protection requires a cross-sectoral approach. Together, we can inspire people across Europe to protect wetlands and promote concrete actions.”
For more information on the Mission to Marsh European Film Tour and the partnership with Hellmann, please visit www.hellmann.com and www.missiontomarsh.org/journey.
About Mission to Marsh
Mission to Marsh gGmbH is a non-profit organization that has been working to protect wetlands since its foundation in 2022, thereby making an active contribution to combating climate change. The aim is to protect functioning ecosystems as well as to restore drained wetlands.
About Hellmann Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is a global logistics service provider with a comprehensive service portfolio that includes air- and seafreight, road and rail transport, and contract logistics. With annual sales of EUR 3.5 billion and over 12,000 employees in 57 countries, Hellmann moves over 20 million shipments annually. Based on this broad product range and many years of experience, Hellmann offers innovative logistics solutions for the complex requirements of each individual customer and relies on visionary technical products to ensure maximum customer transparency while creating a more efficient supply chain.
Christiane Brüning Global Head of Corporate Communications Mobile: + 49 151 2034 0316 E-Mail christiane.bruening@hellmann.com Anna Lena Pyhel Consultant Corporate Communications Mobile: + 49 151 2034 0193 E-Mail: annalena.pyhel@hellmann.com Elbestraße 1 D-49090 Osnabrück
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