Cardboard camping capsulesEnviroTent started as a school project in 2019, as part of the Young Enterprise competition.
Enlisting the help of seasoned mentors, including designer Carsten Astheimer, Evans began taking the cardboard tent from concept to reality.
EnviroTent‘It’s not something you need to last forever’EnviroTent isn’t the first to pitch cardboard tents as a solution to festival waste.
Dutch company KarTent began producing cardboard tents in 2015, in response to the growing problem of single-use tents.
While Heaps prefers people to rent and reuse tents (“The most sustainable items are the items we already own!” she adds), cardboard tents could be a great alternative to plastic tents that only get used once, “especially as the cardboard gets recycled and then reused,” she says.
Persons:
Tayla Evans, it’s, ”, Evans, Chris Gorman, –, Carsten Astheimer, ” Evans, EnviroTent, you’re, “, She’s, ‘, KarTent, Timo Krenn, England –, Shambala, Rebecca, Camplight
Organizations:
CNN, Leeds Festival, Association of Independent, Reading, Young Enterprise, Leeds, Glastonbury Festivals
Locations:
Reading, England, Oxfordshire, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Northamptonshire, Glastonbury, Leeds