While Social Business typically features more socially oriented enterprises that are using hybrid models or adhering to the triple bottom line, these wildlife-focused social enterprises are sometimes harder to characterize as either simply environmental or simple people-based. Some, too, are animal-minded in design only, for instance, Barley & Birch, which offers organic children's clothing that is made in the United States. Some are based in the United Kingdom and others, like a travel company that supports animal rights, works in various countries around the world.
From voluntourism B Corporations such as the Animal Experience International to pruning preservation enterprises such as Acacia Tree Surgery and fashion brands such as Ten Tree, these wildlife-focused social enterprises keep all of the planet's beings in mind.
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- Millennial (primary audience)
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