Who we work with

Businesses

We work with businesses spanning a range of sectors to help them incorporate biodiversity into their overarching strategy.

Policymakers and government

We work with policymakers and government to manage biodiversity and nature through informed policy, strategy and decision making.

Landowners and developers

We work with landowners who want to support biodiversity conservation on their land to create a space that is resilient and biodiverse.

Businesses

We work with businesses spanning a range of sectors to help them incorporate biodiversity into their overarching strategy.

Despite the importance of biodiversity, it can often be overlooked in the business world. Biodiversity works with companies to assess their impact on biodiversity, develop policies and procedures to mitigate any negative impact and build biodiversity into their business model. By taking these steps, businesses can not only help to protect the planet, but they can also reap the benefits of sustainable business practices.

Policymakers and Government

We work with policymakers and government to manage biodiversity and nature through informed policy, strategy and decision making.

We need to create a movement for change that will ensure the future health of our planet. Biodiversify works with policymakers and all levels of government to develop legislation, methods and strategies . We provide them with the latest scientific information and work with them to create the systemic change needed for society to conserving and protect biodiversity for the benefit of all.

Landowners and Developers

We work with landowners who want to support biodiversity conservation on their land to create a space that is resilient and biodiverse.

Biodiversity is essential for the health of our planet, but it is in decline due to a number of factors including habitat loss, climate change and pollution. We work with landowners and developers who want to reverse this trend and support biodiversity conservation on private land. We work with them to develop a plan that meets their goals and the needs of the local ecosystem. This may involve nurturing native species, restoring habitats, or introducing new management practices.