Bioregional has signed the Nature Positive Business Pledge, which was launched by RSPB and Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) alongside the UK Business & Biodiversity Forum to encourage businesses to commit to halting and reversing their impacts on the natural world.
Following on from recent posts where we discussed our part in the ‘Save our Wild Isles’ business films, why nature must get a place in the boardroom, and how businesses can support a nature-positive goal, this public commitment represents Bioregional putting into practice the advice we give to clients.
From 2023-24, we have committed to develop and publish a ‘Nature Positive Plan’ that will include:
Signatories to the pledge are expected annually to:
We look forward to sharing our progress annually within our annual One Planet Living action plan reviews.
If you need support in setting and achieving your own nature-positive goals, get in touch with our consultancy team.
Image credits: top banner courtesy of biodiversitystripes.info and represents UK farmland birds: 55% decline 1970-2019.
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