

Companies and ecosystems are interdependent. Companies not only have an impact on the earth's biodiversity and ecosystems, but they also depend upon these systems in many different ways – be it directly from fresh water, wood, fibre, food or indirectly from flood protection and erosion control.
At the same time, public awareness about biodiversity protection as an important issue is on the rise. This is increasing pressure on political actors and businesses. The business world is increasingly confronted with the issue and your company is under pressure from many sides to take real and meaningful actions. The ‘Biodiversity in Good Company’ Initiative facilitates this process by providing a platform for exchanging information and experiences and offers solutions for action through its
Corporate Biodiversity Management Handbook,
checklists and
best practice examples, developed in cooperation with stakeholders in politics, academia, society and business.
Biodiversity management is more than charity: It encompasses a direct link between the conservation of biodiversity and economic success. The
‘business cases for biodiversity’ are an integral part of a business strategy when it comes to protecting biodiversity as well as maximizing economic success. Including biodiversity protection in your company’s strategy pays off by:
You are part of a selected group of progressive companies that are improving their sustainability profiles by implementing the
Leadership Declaration. You will also benefit from the following advantages and services: