Our buildings and communities have direct and indirect impacts on habitat, ecosystems and water quality, but together we have the opportunity to support the renewal of nature in our cities.
The Nature roadmap discussion paper evaluates environmental risks and opportunities, explores innovative concepts for nature regeneration, and underscores the collaborative roles required for success.
We're calling on industry stakeholders to provide input on the forthcoming Nature Roadmap, which will play a pivotal role in guiding environmental management and nature regeneration efforts in and around our buildings and communities. It's an opportunity for industry to play a role in how the built environment will respond to nature in the future, and shape how this will impact legislation and supply chains.
To provide your input, read the paper using the link below and complete a submission by 30th June 2024.
Download the paper Complete a submissionJoin us on the 11th April to learn more about the discussion paper and what it means for you. We'll explore:
If you're unable to attend and would like a private briefing, please contact us.
The second paper in our Building with Nature series, which consolidates the latest science and global trends and views from industry on the role of biodiversity and ecological value in the built environment.
This report outlines the role of biodiversity and ecological value in the built environment. It proposes significant changes that will be made to Green Star as part of the Green Star Future Focus review.
This guide developed with Greener Spaces Better Places, explores 5 developments which use green space, then outlines the stories used to get various stakeholders across the line.