Earth hangs in the balance at COP 26. Photo: Andrew Mitchell
Lord Goldsmith said that this was the first COP to have nature at its heart, and he is right. He led the effort at COP26 to corral 141 Governments and 30…
Years ago, I used to hug trees and orangutans. Then I realised that I couldn’t save them that way. Because how do you save the world? You go after what rules it. So now I hug asset managers and bankers instead, and…
In 2021, Andrew published his latest book, "The Little Book of Investing in Nature" in a collaboration with Global Canopy and Cornell University. It is No 8 in the Little Book series that Andrew has been a supervising editor of since 2002.
This video, It’s time…
New market-led global initiative aims to provide financial institutions and corporates with a complete picture of their environmental risks and opportunities. Two Co-Chairs announced to lead the Taskforce: David Craig, CEO of Refinitiv and Group Leader of Data & Analytics Division at…
COVID-19 is the product of a biodiversity crisis, and has shown that impacts from nature can be more devastating and immediate than those from climate change. To reset our relationship with nature – and avoid financing ourselves into extinction – how do…
Private investment is a crucial piece of conservation finance funding gap The nature conservation funding gap is estimated to be US$ 600-800 billion per year. Current levels of government and philanthropic funding are insufficient to address the conservation funding deficit to support conservation…
