We are a team of biodiversity and ecosystem services experts, focusing on practical solutions for managing biodiversity risk and achieving positive conservation outcomes. We work across sectors to establish leading environmental performance and to deliver an ecologically sustainable basis for development.
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Invasive alien species: best practice guidance for industry
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How to make biodiversity surveys relevant to your project
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Social considerations when designing and implementing biodiversity offsets: opportunities and risks for business
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Chimpanzees: best practice for industry
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Biodiversity and ecosystem services: the business case for managing risk and creating opportunity
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HCV and IFC PS6: why do the different approaches matter to industry?
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IPBES Nature Futures Workshop report
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Global Inventory of Biodiversity Offset Policies
In focus
We’re recruiting! We are looking for experienced professionals passionate about business and biodiversity. We are looking for three different roles to join our growing team: Researcher, Consultant and Principal Consultant.
Whether Researcher, Consultant or Principal Consultant, you are likely to come from an ecology-related background, e.g. landscape ecology, marine science, restoration ecology, HCV assessment, conservation planning, socio-economics, or protected areas management, all with non-OECD focus. Sector experience such as forestry, agribusiness, infrastructure, extractives, renewable energy and/or supply chains will also be viewed favourably.
If you have an affinity for nature, have worked in conservation or international environmental management, and wish to make a real change to the way the world works then one of our opportunities may be for you. Applications by 7 May.
How to make biodiversity surveys relevant to your project
Our latest briefing note is all about surveys – why they matter, when to use which type of survey and most importantly how to get them right first time. We have used The Biodiversity Consultancy’s collective insight and experience to put together this practical step-by-step guide.
Our expert briefing note will help you ensure that your surveys will play their part in avoiding project delays, unnecessary costs and impacts on biodiversity.