Abstract
While numerous previous research studies focused on topics on organizational learning and corporate sustainability
as separate areas of interest, there is a lack of literature investigating the interrelationships between these two
subjects so far especially in Turkish context. Understanding the link between these two concepts is vital to answer the
question of how organizations can benefit from organizational learning in their efforts toward sustainable
development as a part of the corporate strategy. This study investigates the relationships between organizational
learning (OL) and corporate environmentalism (CE) from the perspective of organizational members in business
companies in Turkish context. We found that learning stocks and learning flows both had a positive impact on
environmental orientation in Turkish corporate setting. However, neither of the organizational learning dimensions,
i.e. learning stocks and learning flows, was found to have a significant relationship with environmental strategy
focus