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Managing your nature-related risks and opportunities for enhanced long-term sustainability

April 10, 2025

The loss of natural resources and biodiversity is a real threat to our planet and people. The resilience of agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, and other industries is tied to the health of ecosystems and biodiversity. There is a growing recognition of corporate dependencies and impacts on nature, including biodiversity. It has led to new voluntary disclosure frameworks (e.g., Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures) and mandatory requirements (e.g., Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) for reporting nature-related risks and opportunities.

In this video, our Sustainability Advisory Team talks about why it is important to not look at issues in isolation or as a simple box-checking exercise. That process can be risky and costly to any business. The team also shares how they help clients incorporate nature and biodiversity into strategy and decision-making. It helps to minimize disruption and protect long-term value. We also dig into how we develop sustainability strategies that are practical and can be implemented.??

  • Natalie Egnot

    As a managing health scientist and ESG advisor, Natalie offers strategic guidance to clients aiming to build resilience to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks and drive value creation through sustainable action.

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  • Ashlyn Anderson

    Ashlyn is a senior project consultant who specializes in helping companies analyze environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policy developments and engage partners to address climate change as a systemic risk.

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  • Paola Bernazzani

    Paola is a principal consultant with more than 30 years of experience in the environmental field who focuses on identifying real-world sustainability solutions and integrating science with planning.

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