A few of the company’s notable environmental and sustainability efforts include the creation of monarch butterfly waystations at the Young Living Farm in Mona, scientific pollinator research projects, a rare plant species seed bank and Utah’s first desert bighorn sheep nursery at Young Living’s Skyrider Wilderness Ranch.
– As a leading brand in our industry, it is important for us to ensure that Young Living’s environmental commitment extends beyond producing premium essential oils and wellness products to making a lasting positive impact on the planet and in the communities we serve. As such, we will remain committed to helping improve biodiversity, safeguarding wild habitats and endangered species, enhancing wildlife protection, restoring ecosystems, and adopting sustainable energy sources that work with nature to fulfill our corporate social responsibilities to Mother Earth – said Ben Riley, Young Living Essential Oils president.
