Ecosystem resilience refers to the capacity of an ecosystem to resist, recover from, or adapt to disturbances while maintaining its essential structure, function, and Continue reading Ecosystem Resilience and Sustainable Resource Management: Part 1 – Definitions and Underlying Mechanisms
Water-related risks can have significant impacts on a company’s financial performance and long-term value, making it crucial for investors to understand and assess these risks. Continue reading Tools for Evaluating Water-Related Business Risks: A Primer for Investors
Biodiversity offsetting is based on the “explicit calculation of losses and gains at the impact and offset sites” Continue reading Biodiversity Offsetting – Addressing Biodiversity Loss Through Compensatory Mitigation: Part 2
Biodiversity offsetting is a conservation approach that involves compensating for the loss of biodiversity caused by human activity with conservation gains in a different location Continue reading Biodiversity Offsetting – Addressing Biodiversity Loss Through Compensatory Mitigation: Part 1
Transitioning to a more sustainable production process requires better assessing and managing business dependence on biodiversity and ecosystem services by the private sector. Continue reading Business and Biodiversity: Part 3 – Business-Biodiversity Relations and Some Examples of Good Practice
Biodiversity is globally declining due to anthropogenic activities and climate change. According to Treweek et al. (2006), the rate of global diversity loss has been faster in the Continue reading Business and Biodiversity: Part 2 – Causes of the Loss of Biodiversity
Biodiversity is essential to many aspects of human life. It provides us with a diverse range of resources, including food, fiber, fuel, and building materials. Biodiversity also plays a critical role Continue reading Business and Biodiversity: Part 1 – What is Biodiversity and why is it Valuable?