Given the interconnectivity of habitats and regions, and the key role pollinators play in global food production and trade, the collapse in pollinator populations poses threats to global biodiversity, food security and economic prosperity. It’s therefore critical that companies worldwide take action, contributing to the network of regional pollinator (and pollinator education) initiatives that together are addressing this global crisis.
On-Demand: This webinar will focus on items that have the biggest impact on the overall strength of a certification application. Using real-life examples, we will present some of the key areas that can strengthen certification applications to improve scores and best capture your on-the-ground work.
This white paper explores the importance of Natural Climate Solutions (NCS) like sequestering carbon in soil and vegetation, installing green infrastructure for greater resiliency and biodiversity, and conducting NCS-oriented outreach. Many companies are already employing NCS, even if their conservation programs’ stated goals speak to other needs.
On-Demand: Get guidance from Monarch Joint Venture for constructing a monarch-friendly pollinator garden and other ways to support butterflies on corporate lands or in the back yard.
On-Demand: Join the dots from global corporate ambition to local operation through strategic approaches, toolkits and other support mechanisms, and a deep understanding of the different drivers for action or inaction.
On-Demand: This webinar will cover the basics of WHC Conservation Certification, the website and application process. We’ll review what you need to know to successfully apply for conservation while avoiding some of the common shortcomings.
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