What does it actually look like to build resilience at the intersection of climate and nature?

​Can climate risks be assessed in isolation from nature risks?

​There is a growing focus on climate risk work this year, and often time and budget priorities shift towards this area and compliance with disclosure standards. Nature-related risks are therefore pushed to a later stage, as they are not seen as the most pressing priority.

​However, considering nature risks alongside climate risk can offer both strategic and cost-saving opportunities. The Sustainable Finance Roadmap published by Treasury in June 2024 highlights the importance of responding to nature-related risks and opportunities, as well as the progress being made to support nature-related work. Multiple other market signals also indicate a growing focus on nature and the potential move towards nature-related disclosures in the future.

​Given that climate and nature risk work have significant overlaps, it is beneficial from both a cost and efficiency perspective to consider them in parallel. But beyond the compliance element, what are the other advantages of understanding nature risks in conjunction with climate risk?

​This webinar series will explore the evolving landscape of nature and climate, and how focusing on both — including a double materiality lens — can position your strategy as more resilient while also unlocking additional strategic opportunities.