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Q&A with SLM Partners’ McMahon: European forestry is in a strong position as an asset class
Less than 1% of global investment in forestry has been directed to Europe, but this is starting to change, says Paul McMahon
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UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
A consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain rules for small site developments has been announced
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Revenues for Nature to fund seven projects to unlock nature restoration investment
Global nature goals require $200bn in additional funding per year
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Industrial expansion threatens to undermine Kunming-Montreal nature agreement
Earth Insight’s analysis reveals looming threats to the world’s most vital ecosystems
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EAC urges UK government to reiterate its support for Biodiversity Net Gain
Fears the UK may not meet its pledge to protect 30% of land by 2030 without substantial private investment
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Mirova targets Europe’s 600 largest companies for biodiversity engagement campaign
Invited written responses to questions ahead of general meetings
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Q&A with TNC’s Heffernan: Financial institutions are failing to price in commodity market volatility
Finance ‘is the oxygen of commodities’ and should be leveraged to address deforestation risk
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The investment case for rivers as ecosystem services and business-critical infrastructure
Investors need to reframe their understanding of nature, not as an externality to be protected, but as an asset to be valued
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Nature Positive partners with RMS to identify biodiversity impact of forest management
Developing specific metrics and measure and value biodiversity impact
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Financing nature: Why COP30 must deliver on the climate-nature nexus
MDBs must support private finance in nature-vulnerable emerging nations through derisking
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Jupiter AM closes Global Ecology Growth fund
Jupiter’s £650m Ecology fund will continue to be run by Jon Wallace and Noelle Guo
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World Water Day: Five experts offer sustainable solutions for Earth’s most precious resource
Issues and opportunities in a sector that has seen heightened public scrutiny in recent years
