2026 iNITIATIVES

At YOKO, we believe creativity should be a force for good — not just for today, but for the future. That’s why we dedicate over 50% of our profits to environmental and social initiatives that drive measurable, lasting change.

A major part of this commitment goes directly toward our 2026 Initiatives — a focused programme supporting sustainability projects designed to create a real-world impact.

When you work with us, your event or campaign doesn’t just make a statement on the day — it becomes part of a movement shaping a more sustainable, equitable world for years to come.

We’re taking our commitment to sustainability beneath the surface — literally. In 2026, we’ll be heading to the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean to support critical marine conservation work in the Seychelles.

Our team will join local partners on conservation surveys, providing valuable data to the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority and local government on coral reefs, fish populations, and invertebrate health. Alongside this research, we’ll also contribute to marine plastic cleanups across neighbouring beaches and dive sites, helping to protect fragile ecosystems.

As much of this work happens underwater, our team will spend significant time scuba diving, 

By investing our profits into projects like this, YOKO Creative ensures that every event we deliver doesn’t just create memorable experiences — it helps regenerate our planet for future generations.

We’re proud to support wildlife conservation in Limpopo, South Africa, just an hour from Kruger National Park. In 2026, we’ll be working within a private game reserve alongside leading organisations such as EarthRanger, the Metapopulation Initiative, and the Karongwe Game Reserve Association to strengthen big cat research and biodiversity protection.

Our contribution will help fund biological surveys, wildlife tracking, and research focused on species identification — particularly big cats — while also supporting community initiatives through local schools and education centres. This project not only advances critical conservation work but also contributes directly to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land, ensuring healthier ecosystems and stronger connections between people and nature.

We’re committed to protecting one of the world’s most vital ecosystems — the Amazon Rainforest. In 2026, part of our profits will go directly toward conservation projects in Peru, working alongside local NGOs and indigenous communities to restore degraded land, plant native trees, and safeguard biodiversity.

This initiative focuses not only on reforestation but also on supporting sustainable livelihoods, ensuring that local people benefit directly from conservation efforts. By combining ecological restoration with community empowerment, we’re helping to preserve the Amazon’s rich biodiversity while contributing to global climate resilience.