Aquatic biodiversity and ecosystems are under pressure from habitat loss, climate change, pollution, overexploitation and competing demands for marine, coastal and inland resources. New biodiversity commitments are also increasing expectations on governments and businesses to understand their impacts, manage risks and demonstrate measurable progress. We help clients develop evidence-based approaches to protect, restore and sustainably manage aquatic ecosystems. Our work considers how biodiversity objectives interact with livelihoods, food production, economic development and resource use, supporting solutions that are ecologically meaningful and practical to implement.
Our work in practice
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