Behind each great event is the organization planning it. Associations, production companies, planners, and corporate offices all create impact beyond what happens on a trade show floor or on the stage at a conference. Learn from our work with the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) about strategies for successful greenhouse gas emissions in their year-round work.

Events can be a major source of carbon emissions, but with thoughtful planning, they can align with your company’s sustainability goals. In this guest blog from Aclymate, Honeycomb Strategies’ carbon partner, they discuss an overview of strategies to implement at your next event.

Join Corey Clark (Honeycomb Strategies) and Mike Smith (Aclymate) to answer all your questions carbon related! In an open-format Q&A hour, Corey and Mike will go over the basics of carbon scopes for events, how we use Aclymate to accurately track carbon emissions, answer the tough questions about offsetting, and respond to your requests. You can submit a question ahead of time here.

Test what you already know about carbon emissions, then read about our answers to see how you did. Learn how intersecting event choices inform a comprehensive strategy for sustainable event management.

Honeycomb Strategies’ data-based approach to sustainability says you can’t manage what you don’t measure. Quantitative metrics aid in setting realistic goals, tracking progress towards their achievement, and transparent reporting. We’ve compiled a list of five data points that are vital to tracking sustainable progress for green events to lower their environmental impact.

As event and venue sustainability specialists, we see all sorts of applications for owners, managers, developers, and even booth designers to use the EC3 tool to track carbon data reliably when planning for any sort of built environment.