De-risking Nature for the extractives industry

Nature-related obligations are changing. This webinar, delivered by Nature Metrics in partnership with Mining Technology Magazine will explore the impact of new regulations, technologies and the associated opportunities.

The Nature-Related Financial Disclosure Task Force (TNFD), the Global Biodiversity Framework, the science targets for nature… Emerging regulations are combined with consumer pressure to change the way extractive companies should measure, manage and report on nature. Traditional methods for studying biodiversity cannot address these challenges efficiently.

Companies are using new natural technologies to detect 116% more species than traditional ecological surveys, in a fraction of the time. They are reducing health and safety issues. Limit risk. And automatically generate actionable metrics and insights from raw survey data.

This webinar will explore how new natural technologies (including eDNA, Earth observation, bioacoustics, and automated metrics pipelines) are helping the extractive industry respond to the new reporting landscape, overcome traditional obstacles to biodiversity measurement, and meet its nature-positive goals. commitments.

This webinar organized by Nature Metrics is aimed at professionals in ESG, sustainability and biodiversity who wish to be at the forefront of innovation and ahead of industry changes.

Key learning objectives of this webinar:

• Learn how new biodiversity metrics are helping mining companies make nature’s data more actionable in the field and in the boardroom.
• Get an overview of how new technologies (such as eDNA, Earth observation, and bioacoustics) are making in-situ monitoring safer, less time-consuming, and more effective.
• Learn how to respond to the new landscape of nature reporting, including the TNFD and the Global Biodiversity Framework.
• Understand how eDNA is helping organizations overcome traditional limitations around biodiversity measurement, metrics, and reporting.

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