Spotlight on Nature

When board conversations revolve largely around growth, how do non-executive directors get nature on the agenda? Chapter Zero Fellow Orna NiChionna talks about finding ways for nature to resonate with boards.

This briefing presentation deck offers boards a compelling business case to act on nature now by aligning to the TNFD.

In this briefing, the Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative outline the key findings of the March 2024 legal opinion - ‘Nature-related risks and directors’ duties under the law of England and Wales’, and actions directors can take to minimise the risk of breaching their legal duties.

This guide explores risks and opportunities related to nature loss and outlines key steps Chairs, non-executive directors and board members can take to incorporate nature as core to business strategy.

This navigator provides an overview of the evolving global landscape of corporate climate and nature disclosure and sets out key messages for board directors.

Join us for the third roundtable discussion in our Audit Committee Dialogue series with Accounting for Sustainability (A4S), focusing on the most relevant evolving topics Audit Committee Chairs need to know.

Join the Climate Governance Initiative to explore the key discussions and outcomes from the biodiversity Conference of the Parties (COP16), Colombia, and how they will influence boardroom decisions.

As we approach COP16, join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy for a webinar where we will delve into how companies can utilise data and technology to measure, monitor, and manage their impact on nature. We will also explore the critical role of data in evaluating your company's dependencies and influence on nature, as well as the cutting-edge technologies available for assessing nature.

The Nature Benchmark tracks and measures how companies are reducing their negative impacts on nature and contributing to the protection and restoration of ecosystems. Use this to understand the potential nature blindspots in your sector and organisation.

The State of Natural Capital Report for England 2024: Risks to nature and why it matters, systematically explains what the nature-related risks are, and what is causing them. The report brings together the best available evidence on the state of England’s natural capital. It introduces a new method for a Risk Register, showing which ecosystems and benefits are most at risk and why. This focus, on what is driving risk, makes the report actionable now.

This report outlines the key emerging trends related to nature-related litigation.