N4C Weekly Brief | Coming together for Nature Tech Week

N4C Weekly Brief | Coming together for Nature Tech Week


?? Top Nature News:

  • COP16: Key outcomes agreed at the resumed UN biodiversity conference in Rome - Carbon Brief
  • The Durability Distraction That’s Delaying Climate Action [Commentary] - Trellis
  • Carbon markets poised for transformation through international standardisation?[Commentary] - Quantum Commodity Intelligence
  • To benefit biodiversity & climate, restoring lost forests works best: Study - Mongabay?
  • Trump Moves to Increase Logging in National Forests - The New York Times


?? Good News:

Yanomami youth turn to drones to watch their Amazon territory

Located in the Brazilian Amazon between the states of Roraima and Amazonas, the Yanomami Indigenous Land faced a severe humanitarian and environmental crisis with the invasion of around 20,000 illegal miners in search of gold and cassiterite. Leaders are now turning to their youths’ skills to maintain their ancestors’ legacy and safeguard the future of a sprawling territory covering almost the size of Portugal. Trained youths can now act as multipliers of drone monitoring and watch the land against new invasions.



??SPOTLIGHT - Coming together for Nature Tech Week

Between 25-28 March, the UK will host three groundbreaking nature tech events, bringing together innovators, leaders, and changemakers from business, finance, conservation, and tech. This is your chance to explore cutting-edge solutions and help drive nature-positive action. This year’s inaugural Nature Tech Week brings together three unmissable events.

All events focus on a single mission: To accelerate the adoption of nature tech solutions to reverse nature loss and close the finance gap needed to realign humanity with planetary health.


Nature Tech Week Events:

1?? Nature Action Dialogues

?? Jesus College, Cambridge | 25–26 March

Organized by UNEP-WCMC, this event brings together leaders from diverse sectors to tackle the triple planetary crisis and the biodiversity, water, climate, and health nexus. Expect expert-led workshops and unparalleled networking opportunities to accelerate ambition and impact.


2?? Nature Tech Summit

?? Convene 133 Houndsditch, London | 27 Mar

Join corporates, developers, investors, and tech companies in this dynamic event focused on tools, strategies, and partnerships for nature-positive solutions. A high-value day of insights and collaborations awaits.

??? Still need a ticket? Grab yours here: https://ce-em.com/register-now/


3?? Nature Tech Unconference

?? Hosted by the Nature Tech Collective & LSE | 28 Mar

A collaborative event where the nature tech ecosystem dives deep into complex issues and sparks innovative ideas. Researchers and practitioners will engage in workshops and panels designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible.


?? Why Attend Nature Tech Week?

  • Be part of shaping solutions to global challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss.
  • Connect with world-class experts, innovators, and decision-makers.
  • Explore cutting-edge tech and nature-focused strategies that will define the future.

?? Learn more about the Nature Tech Week here: https://www.naturetechweek.com/



NCS IN THE REAL WORLD - Enhancing Climate and Conservation Outcomes on US Forestland

WHERE: UNITED STATES

TYPE OF NCS SOLUTION: MANAGE

Copyright ? Kent Mason/TNC

TNC serves as the Conservation Advisor for nearly 530 thousand acres managed by BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group across 11 states. The partnership seeks to establish science-based targets with the goal of delivering on-the-ground climate and conservation outcomes at scale while maintaining or enhancing financial performance. READ MORE.

??The United States has the opportunity to mitigate approximately 9.4 MtCO2e/yr by 2050 if it meets its potential to implement climate smart forestry

See more details on the potential for natural climate solutions on?N4C's naturebase platform and find examples of real projects using the N4C case study map.



??? For Your Information:

The Beyond Alliance launches?its Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation (ARR) Common App, an open-source tool for companies to streamline project information requests.

Edie publishes a new report produced in partnership with the Woodland Trust examining the role between business and biodiversity and outlining key challenges, opportunities and frameworks.?

WWF shares a new episode of the Nature Breaking podcast featuring a conversation about the key issues facing negotiators as COP16 resumes.?

UNEP FI announces two strategic initiatives to accelerate market adoption of nature-related financial disclosures, addressing the urgent need for coordinated financial action to halt and reverse biodiversity loss and prepare for nature-related disclosures.?

BlackRock explains its approach to engaging with natural capital, highlighting key components of natural capital linked to companies’ ability to deliver long-term financial performance.

IISD shares a new report exploring?the outcomes of investing in nature-based infrastructure in river sub-catchments between the cities of Paarl and Wellington.??

Environmental Research Letters publishes a new study linking spikes in emissions from wildfires in the UK to peatland fires, indicating that protecting peatlands from fires in the UK would be a cost-effective way to slow climate change by avoiding future emissions.?

Built by Nature explains the results of a new study that developed a methodology to measure the whole life carbon and quality of life impacts of mass timber buildings, presenting key findings on carbon storage, lifecycle emissions, and the biophilic benefits of timber construction.??

Conservation International shares analysis and insights from the conclusion of COP16 in Rome.?

Nature publishes a study exploring how climate change affects the climatic suitability of croplands, finding that the adaptation potential and vulnerability of croplands differs according to latitude.

Rayonier shares a guide on mass timber construction, highlighting the environmental, economic and human benefits of mass timber.



??? Events Marked In Our Diaries

New Guidance on The Renewable Industry’s Role In Achieving Nature Goals

- Session One on March 6th: Cumulative Impact Assessment and Spatial Planning

- Session Two on March 13th:?Biodiversity Enhancement

- Session Three on March 20th:?Responsible Sourcing and Biodiversity

Host:?IUCN


2025 Forests + Climate Learning Exchange Series: Research priorities to reduce forest carbon leakage

Date:?11 March

Host:?Michigan State University Forest Carbon & Climate Program, Pennsylvania State University FOCCE Program, and the Society of American Foresters


?? Check more nature-related events here.


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Christopher Nial

Watching How Climate will Change Health @FINNPartners | Rotarian | dog dad | whack-a-mole expert | keen listener | defiant optimist despite evidence to contrary

6 天前

Such an inspiring lineup of events! Connecting with people driving solutions in nature tech is exactly what we need to create a sustainable future.

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