Nature in numbers: How can business measure biodiversity impact at scale?

As nature and biodiversity become increasingly important business priorities, organisations are under mounting pressure to move beyond setting commitments to demonstrating measurable progress. Easier said than done.

Unlike carbon, there is no single metric for nature. Organisations must navigate a rapidly evolving landscape of reporting frameworks requirements, including TNFD, SBTN, CSRD and the Accountability Framework, and determine what metrics and data are most relevant to their business and supply chains. At the same time, technological advancements in remote sensing and geospatial data are providing new opportunities for measurement scale.

This session explored how leading organisations are measuring biodiversity and ecosystem health across agricultural supply chains. It examined the role of technology in improving visibility, reporting, and decision-making, and how businesses can turn nature data into meaningful action.

The panel

Clare Clifton

Natural raw materials and nature lead

Reckitt

speaker

Rosie Sibley

Global biodiversity and nature lead

Preferred by Nature

speaker

Gracie Verde

Executive manager of climate and nature

Minerva Foods

speaker