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Businesses embedding nature in decision making

Australian businesses are managing emerging risks from nature and biodiversity loss. The Nature Positive Matters Network recognises the importance of nature as integral to business strategies and practices.
 

Watarrka (Kings Canyon), Petermann, NT
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Network
Businesses and organisations that are making nature a priority for business.
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Knowledge Hub
The Knowledge Hub connects Australian businesses with resources, tools and insights to support practical nature-related action.
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Why this matters
Businesses depend on the health and resilience of nature.

Building a nature positive future together

More Australian businesses understand that what’s good for nature is also good for their customers, shareholders and bottom line. 

This government-backed initiative creates a network that recognises the growing importance and economic value of looking after nature. Being part of Nature Positive Matters supports businesses to build confidence to act on nature and progress efforts to reverse biodiversity loss.

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Senator the Hon Murray Watt, Minister for the Environment and Water
“We all have a role to play in protecting and conserving Australia’s unique and diverse environment. This network empowers Australian businesses with the knowledge, capability and resources to lead the way on embedding nature into our national economy and making lasting change for our environment.”
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Dr Ken Henry AO, Chair Nature Finance Council
“Nature - and the ecosystem services it provides - underpins our communities, economies, and way of life. To make good decisions, we need to understand and be transparent about our dependencies and impacts on nature.”

Case Studies

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New Forests, South Coast Natural Resource Management, PF Olsen, BirdLife Australia and NatureHelm
Testing the nature positive initiative state of nature metrics for landscape Collaboration
Piloting the use of consistent State of Nature (SoN) Metrics at the landscape level to determine if they can measure and support improved nature outcomes.
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Climateworks Centre
Embedding nature in net zero planning and implementation
Conservation, restoration and improved management of land, freshwater and the ocean can help avoid or reduce greenhouse gas emissions from nature.
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Blackmores Group
Committed to a net zero, nature positive future
Blackmores is dedicated to a nature-positive future, recognising that nature is their number one supply chain partner.

Who is in the network

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