Sustainability is the topic of the latest Wolves Express episode as a light is shined on the work carried out by the club's One Pack, One Planet project.
As Wolves celebrate the second anniversary of the One Pack, One Planet project, the club's official quickfire podcast features a special episode on Wednesday which takes a deep dive into the sustainability efforts taking place across Molineux and Compton Park.
Wolves TV's Gemma Frith, one of the club's One Pack, One Planet ambassadors, has been speaking to the club's sustainability lead Thom Rawson about the initiative and how the Old Gold are going to be raising awareness for its commitment to sustainability at this weekend's Premier League fixture against Arsenal at Molineux as well as at Wolves Women's match against Derby County at SEAH Stadium.
Rawson also explains what the annual environmental sustainability report the club has published today is all about and just what the club has been doing to make a positive impact on the environment during the last 12 months.
Frith also chats with women's first-team player Merrick Will after she became the latest One Pack, One Planet ambassador with the midfielder discussing why she wanted to be part of the group that is trying to make a difference to the planet.
Released three times a week – every Monday, Wednesday and Friday – Wolves Express is packed with news, updates and exclusive interviews on both the playing and non-playing side of the club, complementing other offerings of the Official Wolves Podcast and Matchday Live Extra.
