Sustainability

Desert Vipers’ Season 4 People and Planet report

Report shows that in DP World ILT20 Season 4 a total of 17,147 people engaged in Desert Vipers’ Community Programmes generating AED13.74m in social impact value

Desert Vipers take their Nature Campaign to Guyana

The Desert Vipers are set to continue their commitment...

Desert Vipers win the Biodiversity Award at the 2026 Forever Green Awards

The Russian Museum in Málaga hosted the latest edition...

Inside the Desert Vipers Season 4 Sustainability Match Report: Key Takeaways

Last week, the Season 4 Desert Vipers Sustainability Match...

Is sport and nature a winning team for a healthier planet?

With World Nature Conservation Day on 28th July, this blog edition looks at the intersection of sports and nature, exploring why nature is important...

From Dubai to Lord’s: Taking a Global Look at Cricket’s Race to Net Zero

At current levels of carbon dioxide emissions, there’s only three years left before society breaches the symbolic 1.5*C warming limit, which would avoid the...

Ready for a new era? The Desert Vipers and Carbon Happy World kick off 12 months of sustainability & sport insights

Welcome back to Desert Vipers’ blog!Over the last 18 months, we’ve brought you insight and analysis around what it really means to try and...

Reflections on Season 3

Season 3 of DP World ILT20 was a whirlwind of a tournament, with Desert Vipers four balls away from winning the entire thing. After...

England, Lancashire, and Desert Vipers Bowler Luke Wood Officially Opens New Cricket Facility at Uptown International School

The Desert Vipers celebrated the official opening of a brand-new cricket net facility at Uptown International School this week, marking a significant step in...

Desert Vipers – Plastic Impact Report

Desert Vipers are pleased to release their inaugural Plastic Impact Report – the first of its kind in sports – in partnership with Bluewater...

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