Managing nature-related risks requires a deep understanding of your impact and dependency on biodiversity and nature capital.
The importance of biodiversity is being increasingly recognized by governments and corporations. During COP26, where nature was finally highlighted as a priority, 137 countries agreed to” halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation” by 2030, while more than 30 financial institutions committed to stopping financing commodity-driven deforestation by 2025.
This has generated an increase in demand for Biodiversity leadership across consulting firms. Forward-thinking financial institutions, who recognise the risks and opportunities in this field, are also making investments, while others are making more mid-level and junior investments in compliance with new regulations.
The importance of biodiversity is being increasingly recognized by governments and corporations. During COP26, where nature was finally highlighted as a priority, 137 countries agreed to” halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation” by 2030, while more than 30 financial institutions committed to stopping financing commodity-driven deforestation by 2025.
This has generated an increase in demand for Biodiversity leadership across consulting firms. Forward-thinking financial institutions, who recognise the risks and opportunities in this field, are also making investments, while others are making more mid-level and junior investments in compliance with new regulations.
Hires In this space may have experience in nature-related risk assessment and management, nature-based solutions, TNFD framework, nature-positive investment strategies, natural capital, Science Based Targets for Nature, corporate biodiversity strategies, ecosystem-based carbon sequestration, and net gain/nature positive
The importance of biodiversity is being increasingly recognized by governments and corporations. During COP26, where nature was finally highlighted as a priority, 137 countries agreed to” halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation” by 2030, while more than 30 financial institutions committed to stopping financing commodity-driven deforestation by 2025.
This has generated an increase in demand for Biodiversity leadership across consulting firms. Forward-thinking financial institutions, who recognise the risks and opportunities in this field, are also making investments, while others are making more mid-level and junior investments in compliance with new regulations.
Environmental Consultancies that specialize in environmental services often employ biodiversity professionals. NGO’s that are focused on environmental conservation may also be home to these subject matter experts, as well as Government agencies and research institutions. Natural Resource Management Companies, involved in forestry, mining, or energy sectors may employ biodiversity professionals to develop sustainable practices.
Net zero strategy, GHG accounting, circular economy, financed emissions
ESG strategy, portfolio integration, due diligence
Task Force on Nature Related Disclosures (TNFD), nature based metrics, nature positive
EU taxonomy, TCFD, SFDR, GHG protocol, SBTi
Physical & transition risk, climate stress testing, climate modelling, scenario analyses
Human rights, diversity and inclusion, health & safety
Sustainable sourcing, energy efficiency, ethical labour, life cycle assessment
Carbon trading, carbon offsets, green investment, natural capital accounting
ESG ratings, ESG reporting and disclosure, data integration, Impact data