He invested in Allbirds, a sustainable footwear brand, just weeks ago. And on Wednesday, Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted sporting the brand’s ‘tree runners,’ which are made from eucalyptus fibers.

‘I am proud to join the company as an investor,’ the 43-year-old actor said in a statement on August 1. ‘Creating sustainable consumer products requires a deep commitment from brands that understand the role they have in helping solve our environmental crisis.’

Eco-friendly: Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted sporting AllBirds sneakers on Wednesday in Los Angeles. The 43-year-old actor invested in the sustainable footwear brand just weeks ago.

Allbirds is on the forefront of developing new materials that will serve as a model for the footwear industry. This kind of innovation is crucial for creating a more sustainable future.

Along with Allbirds, the Titanic star invested in several other companies over the summer including Kingo Energy, a Guatemalan company that aims to ‘eradicate energy poverty,’ and Califia Farms, a plant-based milk brand.

DiCaprio’s eco-conscious foundation has donated more than $80 million dollars to sustainable ventures since its inception in 1998.