CMF seeks to protect Cayman’s natural environment and biodiversity while working with organisations that can create meaningful local impact. CMF has identified protected species, habitats and culturally important locations as part of its environmental planning and has incorporated biodiversity protection into its environmental objectives. 

Island Offsets & Mangrove Protection

CMF has committed to offsetting its 2026 executive travel emissions through Island Offsets, complementing its first priority of measuring and reducing environmental impacts and supporting the preservation of Cayman’s mangrove habitats and their carbon-sequestration capacity. 

Island Offsets supports Cayman-based climate projects, including the protection of carbon-rich mangrove ecosystems. Through its work with the National Trust for the Cayman Islands, funds supporting mangrove protection can contribute to the purchase and protection of wetland areas that might otherwise be lost to development. Protecting these ecosystems also supports biodiversity and Cayman’s resilience to climate impacts. 

Education is central to CMF’s role in the Cayman Islands. Our activities include driver and official education, road-safety programmes, youth development, STEM Racing, esports and community engagement, creating opportunities for young people to explore engineering, technology, teamwork and the future of mobility. 

Sustainability is also an education opportunity. Through event communications, environmental training, STEM programmes and sustainable-driving initiatives, CMF aims to help competitors, volunteers and young people understand how technology and individual choices can contribute to safer mobility and better environmental outcomes. CMF’s directors and Sustainability Ambassador completed FIA Environmental Certification training in 2026, strengthening the organisation’s governance and capacity to embed sustainability throughout its activities. 

CMF documents sustainability performance at its motorsport events so that decisions can be based on evidence rather than intention alone. Event reports capture participant transport choices, reusable-container use, venue cleanliness, waste, awareness and community support, providing an evolving picture of performance and identifying areas for improvement.

At our 12 July 2026 Auto Slalom, all survey respondents reported bringing a reusable container, while sustainability awareness reached 95.2%. At the 9 August 2026 event, all respondents rated venue cleanliness as good and all participants responding to the awareness question were aware of CMF’s sustainability messaging.