Nature Tech events

FSC

Quantifying impact: Forest data for sustainability

Online

Friday 16th May 2025
10:00 (CEST)

What you’ll take away:
• Why forests matter: Understand the critical role forests play in carbon reduction, biodiversity preservation, and more – and how those outcomes support your business goals.
• Transforming forest information into corporate metrics: Learn how forest impact data is translated into clear indicators in sustainability reporting.
• Real world proof: Hear a case study from Hammerbacher, a German furniture company demonstrating how forest impact data enabled them to quantify environmental impacts and support community well‑being.

Who should attend:
Sustainability and procurement managers, marketing and branding managers, ESG/reporting leads, supply chain professionals, and anyone interested in corporate sustainability strategy.

Time: Friday, 16 May 2025 | 10:00 – 10:45 CEST.

Speakers:
• Andreas Hammerbacher, Managing Director – Hammerbacher GmbH.
• Devendra Gupta, Global Value Chain Development Manager – FSC.

Join us to unlock the power of forest derived data – and leave with a roadmap for embedding forest impact into your sustainability strategy.

Nature4Climate, BTG Pactual, KPMG, and Timberland Investment Group

The Nature Hub @LCAW2025

KPMG offices, 15 Canada Square, London

Monday 23rd June 2025
London (UK)

The Nature Hub is back at London Climate Action Week, leading up to New York Climate Week and COP30, to explore how private sector investments in nature can help deliver business resilience, while also generating long-term value.

The event – followed by an evening drinks reception – will explore critical issues in the lead-up to COP30. Panellists will present innovative, scalable solutions, while a curated audience of 350 private sector leaders will assess the feasibility of financing these initiatives. Discussions will focus on identifying key challenges and opportunities for government intervention, recognizing nature’s role as one-third of the climate solution.

The Nature Hub aims to:

  • Showcase private sector action and investment at the nexus of nature and climate
  • Identify means to overcome the barriers to delivering a nature-positive economy
  • Enable information exchange and collaboration

Climatebase

SF Climate Week

San Francisco (USA)

Saturday 19th April 2025 - Sunday 27th April 2025
San Francisco (USA)

SF Climate Week is a series of events gathering diverse climate organizations, leaders, & the broader community working at the intersection of climate action & innovation.

Nature Tech Collective and LSE

Nature Tech Unconference

London School of Economics Campus - London (UK)

Friday 28th March 2025
London (UK)

The Nature Tech Unconference brings the nature tech ecosystem together for a series of collaborative nature tech workshops and panel discussions, and to celebrate the global Nature Tech Collective Community!

The ‘Unconference’ format is your chance to shape the future of the sector with some of the brightest minds in nature tech.

This collaborative space is designed for researchers and practitioners to dive deep into complex issues and spark innovative solutions.

The Unconference 2025 is free to attend—your only expense is travel to the venue. However, attendance is by application only.

Nature4Climate, Nature Tech Collective, UNEP, LSE, Nature Action Dialogues, and CE-EM

Nature Tech Week

London (UK)

Tuesday 25th March 2025 - Friday 28th March 2025
London (UK)

Nature Tech Week in London is a dynamic convergence of global leaders, innovators, and practitioners dedicated to leveraging technology to address the nature crisis. It’s a week-long exploration of how cutting-edge tools, collaborative solutions, and bold ideas can transform the way we understand, protect, and restore nature.

This year’s inaugural Nature Tech Week brings together three unmissable events focused on a single mission: to accelerate the adoption of nature tech solutions to reverse nature loss and close the finance gap needed to realign humanity with planetary health.

Nature Tech Week is for anyone passionate about advancing the intersection of technology and nature to address the accelerating rise of nature loss around the world. It brings together a diverse and dynamic community, including:

Private Sector Leaders: Companies looking to embed nature-positive practices into their strategies, manage nature-related risks, and innovate within supply chains.

Policymakers and Regulators: Those shaping and implementing frameworks to drive transparency, accountability, and alignment with global biodiversity goals.

Conservation and Sustainability Experts: Practitioners seeking to scale impactful tools, share experiences, and collaborate on transformative actions for biodiversity.

Nature Tech Innovators & Project Developers: Pioneers designing and implementing transformative projects that integrate technology to restore and protect biodiversity at scale.

Academics and Researchers: Thought leaders diving deep into the complex issues at the heart of the nature-tech intersection to foster innovative solutions.

UNEP-WCMC

Nature Action Dialogues

Jesus College - Cambridge (UK)

Tuesday 25th March 2025 - Wednesday 26th March 2025
Cambridge (UK)

The Nature Action Dialogues convenes leaders from business, finance and conservation to collectively tackle one of the most urgent challenges of our time: halting and reversing nature loss.

The Nature Action Dialogues provide a unique platform for meaningful exchange, where innovative ideas and collaborative solutions catalyse private sector action.

The 2025 event will explore solutions to address the triple planetary crisis and the biodiversity, water, climate and health nexus. Attendees will benefit from expert-led workshops and networking opportunities enabling them to accelerate their ambition and action on nature.

Land & Carbon Lab

Transforming Near-Real-Time Vegetation Monitoring with DIST-ALERT and Global Forest Watch

Online

Tuesday 11th February 2025
14:00 (GMT)

This webinar brings together experts from Land & Carbon Lab, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, the University of Maryland’s GLAD Lab and the Bezos Earth Fund to showcase the latest advancements in near-real-time vegetation monitoring. With DIST-ALERT now integrated into Global Forest Watch, this cutting-edge, free and publicly available tool provides global alerts for vegetation disturbances at a 30×30-meter resolution, detecting changes across forests, grasslands, crops and more.

Learn how to access and apply DIST-ALERT data to monitor land disturbances caused by human activities such as deforestation and agricultural expansion, as well as natural events like droughts and wildfires. This is also an opportunity to preview exciting updates, including forthcoming classification tools designed to distinguish between human-driven and natural disturbances — unlocking greater potential for research, conservation and policy applications. Interested users can take part in the development of these powerful tools as beta testers.

Whether you’re looking to integrate the latest data into your work or explore innovative tools for monitoring land disturbances, this webinar offers valuable insights into the power and potential of DIST-ALERT.

CE-EM, Nature4Climate and Nature Tech Collective

Nature Tech Summit 2025

Convene 133 Houndsditch - London (United Kingdom)

Thursday 27th March 2025
8:00 (GMT)

Agenda

09:35 – Notes from the Nature Tech Frontiers with Joe Griffin
  • A series of lightning presentations
  • Latest developments and solutions for the nature-positive transition
11:10 – Managing Nature Risks with Gareth Thomas
  • New and emerging nature-related risks
  • Financial innovations to combat nature-related risks
  • Moving from assessment to action
12:00 – Regulatory Frameworks and Disclosures
  • Landscape of frameworks
  • A common sense approach for meeting requirements
  • How accurate disclosure can lead to accelerated nature results

12:45 –  Networking Lunch

14:15 – Bringing transparency and impact to the supply chain with Jinal Surti
  • Understanding Scope 1, 2 and 3
  • What are you measuring, how and for whom?
  • Working in harmony with suppliers to produce positive nature return

16:15- Roundtables

17:30 – Drinks Reception

Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Seeing Earth, Deeply | World Economic Forum Annual Meeting

Davos (Switzerland)

Wednesday 22nd January 2025
15:45–16:15 (CET)

Rapid technological advancements in Earth observation (EO) satellites, AI and other technologies are unveiling unprecedented views of our planet.

Join leading EO experts to explore immersive, cutting-edge applications of EO data that proactively monitor and help protect Earth’s fragile ecosystems.