21 May 2022 / WORDS BY Pollination

Today is UN International Day for Biological Diversity, which aims to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. Momentum is building for greater action as the global community is called to re-examine our relationship to the natural world. In line with this The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy recently brought together multi-disciplinary experts to discuss how to protect nature and highlight that biodiversity is the answer to several sustainable development challenges.

13 May 2022 / WORDS BY Pollination and Gail Sucharitakul, Associate

IInternational Women’s Day is a global day for celebrating the achievements of women, past, present, and future. At Pollination, we wanted to bring to the fore the voices of women in biodiversity conservation, highlighting and supporting women in leadership and community roles who are protecting and restoring our nature.

In the first of a series of interviews, we talked to Amy Armstrong, Director of The Resilient Reefs and Great Barrier Reef Foundation about her work and experiences.

29 April 2022 / WORDS BY Gavin Templeton - Partner, Pollination

The UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB) provides an opportunity to demonstrate the country’s capacity for climate leadership in two crucial ways: first, by showing the extent to which we genuinely value nature by delivering both a net-zero and nature-positive economy, and second, by actively crowding in the private sector to invest in nature and natural capital.

21 April 2022 / WORDS BY Zoe Whitton - Partner, Pollination

The latest IPCC report is about three thousand pages of what seems to be the same message we’re used to hearing on climate change: we’re still not doing it right. However, hidden in the mix is a curious bright spot – some countries are on the right track, building economies which are growing and decarbonising.

22 March 2022 / WORDS BY DEVON MCLEOD

IInternational Women’s Day is a global day for celebrating the achievements of women, past, present, and future. At Pollination, we wanted to bring to the fore the voices of women in biodiversity conservation, highlighting and supporting women in leadership and community roles who are protecting and restoring our nature.

In the first of a series of interviews, we talked to Amy Armstrong, Director of The Resilient Reefs and Great Barrier Reef Foundation about her work and experiences.

17 March 2022 / WORDS BY Geoff Summerhayes

The flood crisis unfolding has highlighted fundamental issues in foresight, planning and resilience – with devastating impacts for communities.

These issues are the responsibility of the private sector as much as they are the responsibility of government.