Nature, Negotiated: The deals, disputes and decisions behind landscape recovery.

​Nature, Negotiated: The deals, disputes and decisions behind landscape recovery.

​As interest in nature-based solutions grows, so too does recognition of the barriers that stand in the way. From legal complexity and landownership structures to investment challenges and policy uncertainty, delivering large-scale environmental restoration is rarely straightforward.

​Hosted by Clifford Chance and Oxygen Conservation this candid discussion will examine the realities of scaling nature recovery, exploring both the obstacles and the emerging solutions. Topics will include the legal and regulatory challenges facing rewilding projects, the evolution of nature as an investable asset class, the role of conservation covenants, and the partnerships needed to unlock investment and deliver impact at scale.

​Featuring Adam Eagle (CEO, The Lifescape Project), Martin Berg (CEO, Climate Asset Management), Hannah Davies (Senior Legal Advisor), Adam Hedley (Partner, Clifford Chance) and moderated by Rich Stockdale (CEO Oxygen Conservation), the panel will share practical insights from the front line of nature finance and landscape recovery, from both a private and third sector perspective.

​The discussion will be followed by audience Q&A and networking.

​This event is designed for:

• ​In-house legal counsel interested in climate, nature and emerging environmental markets

• ​Corporate sustainability, ESG and climate leaders seeking to understand nature-based solutions

• ​Investors, asset managers and financial institutions exploring natural capital and nature finance

• ​Policymakers and advisors working on conservation, biodiversity and environmental regulation

• ​Professionals interested in the intersection of law, finance and nature restoration

​The session is intentionally cross-sector, bringing together perspectives from conservation, law, finance and business to encourage collaboration and explore the practical steps needed to scale nature recovery and natural capital investment.