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Key concepts and visuals from Chapter Three of the IPBES Business & Biodiversity Assessment

Megan Meacham of FinBio and the Stockholm Resilience Centre shares work with the private sector to understand their needs and incentivize action on nature.

Released in InVESTⓇ 3.19.0, the Urban Mental Health model helps users estimate how changes in urban greenness may affect mental health cases and associated societal costs.

Mapping the benefits of nature in cities

Professor Gretchen Daily in conversation with Sam McClure, on the Stanford Ecopreneurship Podcast

On food systems and natural capital in the Asia-Pacific region. Edited from an interview by NatCap intern Anastazja Krostenko.

How we choose to manage the stock and flow of freshwater is and remains a primary human concern.

IPBES Report Highlights Methods and more than 100 Specific Actions for Businesses, Governments, Financial Actors and Civil Society.

InVEST rolls out a new Reports feature for four of its models that automatically generates visual summaries of results.

The Sri Lanka project highlights ways natural capital information is shaping real-world policy, planning, and investment decisions.

Mapping, Modeling, and the Power of Place - In Conversation with GIS Analysts Jesse A. Goldstein and Stacie Wolny on How Spatial Data Shape Real-World Decisions

From the EPA’s founding to global natural capital leadership, the Ruckelshauses show that environmental policy can succeed with innovation, listening, and collaboration.

Welcome to the Software & Modeling column on the NatCap Substack!

In the Los Ríos region, the communities and industries depend on the health of the river systems, and the connections between them are subtle but important indicators of the livelihoods that surround it.