Nature × AI: Receptivity for Change for Sustainable Growth

​From landowners to water companies, the mission for nature recovery is accelerating. The most successful organisations will be those with the agility to lead this change. This session explores how Receptivity for Change (RfC) can become the standard diagnostic for any organisation entering a nature recovery programme.

​Bringing together world-leading conservation scientists, sustainability directors, and celebrated naturalists, this 30-minute roundtable explores how organisations worldwide can navigate the mission for nature recovery with agility and impact.

​Using North Wales as a live case study (from the heights of Eryri to the depths of the Menai Strait), we examine how a Receptivity for Change (RfC) diagnostic (toolset/platform) can help stakeholders architect a 2026 growth roadmap that respects and restores our natural world, ensuring sustainable growth succeeds.

​For: conservation and ecology professionals, natural capital investors, landowners, water companies, local authority environment teams, Natural Resources Wales, and anyone responsible for delivering nature recovery obligations.

​Speakers: leading academics and senior leaders from the industry.

​Recording notice: roundtable recorded. Main session may be shared; discussion afterwards is private. Registration implies consent.

​Free. Online. 30 minutes. Limited places — registrations reviewed.