In recent years businesses have to act responsibly towards their stakeholders and carry out activities in this direction in addition to their activities aimed at making traditional profits as a requirement of corporate social responsibility. One of the stakeholders of the businesses is the environment. Businesses have to interact with the environment during their activities. Unfortunately, however, they may sometimes harm the environment during or as a result of these activities. At this point, as required by the principles of transparency and accountability of corporate social responsibility, businesses are required to account for the result of their interactions with the environment and prepare their environmental reports. Businesses also need to audit their environmental interactions. In this study, the relation and importance of green accounting and green auditing concepts within the framework of corporate social responsibility principles are conceptually mentioned. Secondary data collection method was used in the study. Environmental activities should also be monitored within the green accounting system. It is considered that environmental activities will be more beneficial for the environment, not only within the enterprise but also by independent audit firms.