Project Harmony

Supporting our vision where the boat building industry exists in harmony with the natural world. Collectively addressing life-cycle processes, cultural attitudes and environmental impact – by encompassing five essential elements – Project Harmony embodies our commitment to sustainability.

  • People

    Working with our team and everyone else we connect with - suppliers, partners, communities and clients - on all aspects of human interaction. Making feedback into feed-forward.

  • Practice

    Our practice as boat builders has so many sides to it, and we have to understand the impact of all of them in order to apply a cradle-to-cradle mindset.

  • Product

    Procurement, process, build, use and after-care are used in our Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) assessment to measure our environmental impact, with the results openly shared.

  • Place

    All aspects of the workplace are monitored - from amenities coming into The Yard to transporting boats out of The Yard - so we can continuously improve how we operate in a sustainable way.

  • Planet

    Aligning with wider policies to ensure we are acting responsibly is essential. We must protect future generations by working together to challenge how the leisure marine industry operates.

Our commitment

The bedrock of moving any industry forward starts with Research and Development (R&D). At BlueTree we embrace a continuous learning approach, recognising that the future cannot be sustainable if we persist in our current ways of living.

By blending the rich heritage and traditions of the past with the advancements in technology and innovation available to us today, we strive to create a harmonious balance, where we:

  • Explore best practices

  • Select materials thoughtfully

  • Optimise processes for efficiency

  • Conduct life cycle analysis.

Our R&D atelier allows us to deliver continuous learning experiences, generate innovative ideas for our clients, and build a cradle-to-cradle framework.


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Through various tools such as Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) and detailed documentation our aim is to create tangible outputs:

  • A cradle-to-cradle framework

  • Alignment with wider policy

  • Educating future generations

  • Making feedback into feed-forward