Business for Nature is a global coalition of 100+ partner organizations as well as forward-thinking companies.
Together as the leading voice of business, we activate and accelerate the transition toward a nature-positive economy for all.
Through the power of our partners, we drive ambitious advocacy to shape the global and regional direction and enable national implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework while helping companies embed nature in their strategies and plans.
Nature is the foundation of our health, economic wellbeing and resilience, and its value is increasingly recognized in business. Yet nature is in crisis. By 2030, the collapse of ecosystem services could result in an annual GDP loss of $2.7 trillion. There is no healthy business on an unhealthy planet.
Business must reinvent itself – not simply to do less harm, but to protect, restore and sustainably use nature.
Bonn climate talks come up short on nature integration ahead of COP30, Omnibus Package: EU Parliament and Council look to water down sustainability regulations, United States looks to roll back forest protection policy, Nigeria and Brazil release biodiversity targets that integrate business, Momentum and missed opportunities: UN Ocean Conference ends with mixed results
The UN Ocean Conference spurred momentum but fell short of delivering binding global actions. While progress on the High Seas Treaty and new MPAs is hopeful, the lack of firm bans on deep-sea mining highlights a critical gap. For businesses, this signals a changing tide, requiring continued engagement.
From Jakarta to Bangkok, Business for Nature’s recent trip revealed a powerful surge of nature action across Asia. Governments and businesses alike are enthusiastically embracing nature protection, recognizing its crucial role for the region's economy and rapidly declining ecosystems.
New groups of "forever chemicals" banned with major exemptions, Brazil’s Senate approves “Devastation Bill”, High Seas Treaty ratifications accelerate, EUDR and Omnibus Package updates, Belgium updates its Biodiversity Strategy
