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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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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Biodiversity and ecosystem services: the business case for managing risk and creating opportunity
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Global Inventory of Biodiversity Offset Policies
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Understanding ecosystem services risks and opportunities
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Marine biodiversity offsets
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Biodiversity screening
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Hydropower: applying the mitigation hierarchy to manage biodiversity risks
In focus
We’re recruiting!
We’re looking for a Senior Principal Consultant (Implementation Specialist) to join our team. The post will have a particular focus on supporting projects during construction and early operational phases to design and set up sustainable and effective biodiversity management systems and to build capacity for their long-term implementation (including training and mentoring clients’ biodiversity and natural resource management teams). If you have in-depth and extensive experience of natural resource management and/or implementing conservation projects on the ground in a developing world context then this opportunity could be for you.
More information and how to apply are in our full Job Advert and Description. Deadline for applications is 20 September.
First-ever database on biodiversity offset policies launched
Building on TBC’s research and Industry Briefing Note, we are proud to launch in conjunction with IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and IGF, the InterGovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development, the first-ever global biodiversity offset policy database.
A preliminary analysis of the publicly available data gathered from more than 198 countries shows that government policies on biodiversity offsets have doubled in the last 15 years. More specifically, the analysis indicates that most mining-dependent and biodiversity-rich countries studied tend to have advanced offset policies.
The Global Inventory on Biodiversity Offset Policies is the first online, public inventory, which aims to assist developers, as well as lenders and policy makers.