Polish beer brand Żubr is buying up land to give to national park

Just 1.1% of Poland's area is made up of national parks, compared to an average of 3.4% for the European Union as a whole. Which is why Polish beer brand Żubr is stepping in to help.

The Asahi-owned brand, which is named for the European bison, has committed to purchasing land for Biebrza National Park, which currently owns under 60% of the territory it covers, hampering its ability to protect habitats, regulate tourist traffic and prevent forests from being cleared for agriculture or construction. A first parcel of land has been purchased by the park with funding from Żubr, with more to follow.

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And that goes double for brands with explicit connections to nature, like Żubr, whose Senior Brand Manager Urszula Czerniawska-Kapeluch explains: "As our brand draws from the world of Polish nature, we feel responsible for actively supporting its protection."

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