Nature-based solutions remain an emerging field; investors who understand evolving frameworks, risks, and metrics early will gain durable competitive advantage.
Nature-based solutions remain an emerging field; investors who understand evolving frameworks, risks, and metrics early will gain durable competitive advantage.
Geopolitics and AI are reshaping forest investment, influencing risk, capital flows, and decision-making. Understanding these forces is essential for navigating uncertainty and unlocking resilient, technology-driven opportunities across global forestry markets.
Forest investment has rapidly evolved—driven by climate risk, ESG scrutiny, technology adoption, carbon markets, and shifting global capital priorities.
What can forest investment learn from figure skating? Discipline, precision, long-term planning, and performance under pressure—lessons that help investors balance risk, sustainability goals, and financial returns in dynamic, climate-driven markets.
Forest valuation is no longer defined solely by timber yields. Investors now weigh carbon credits, biodiversity, recreation, and cultural significance as part of their portfolio. This shift demands a broader thesis—one that recognizes forests as dynamic assets delivering both financial returns and non-monetary value in a changing global economy.
ESG isn’t dead. Debt market signals reveal how sustainability still shapes risk, returns, and capital access, offering forest investors practical lessons for resilience, valuation discipline, and long-term performance outcomes worldwide.
A Self-Assessment for Impact Forestry Investors I’ve had a great week, running a Theory of Change workshop with a Fund Manager, dedicated to progressing their impact thesis. I’ve also been having a lot of in-person conversations on how different investors and managers...
Why Forest and Natural Capital Fund Managers Should Care Imagine you play an instrument in an orchestra that has finally mastered a notoriously complex symphony, only to show up one morning and discover that the composer has re-written the score. The music is still...
And 5 ways to Future-Proof your Forest Investment Strategy “The Times They Are A Changin…” Bob Dylan wasn’t singing about the forest sector—but he could’ve been. More than 20 years ago...
Target the right corporates by understanding their needs I recently had the pleasure of participating in the CE Events & Media Corporate Investments into Forestry & Biodiversity conference in London. It was a great...