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Forest Valuation Has Changed

Forest Valuation Has Changed

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 is not Dead

ESG is not Dead

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.

SFDR is Changing

SFDR is Changing

SFDR is evolving—new rules demand transparency, stricter disclosures, and smarter strategies for sustainable finance. Stay ahead as compliance reshapes investing.

An Unconventional Forest Site Visit

An Unconventional Forest Site Visit

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...

 A Review of the Roadmap for Forest Finance

 A Review of the Roadmap for Forest Finance

Rethinking what is meant by a portfolio approach Recently, Jen Stebbing came on my podcast to speak about her main take-aways for forest and climate and New York Climate Week. This conversation inspired me to read one of the resources she recommended, the Forest...

What Actually IS Natural Capital?

What Actually IS Natural Capital?

Realizing the full value of the forest – for both financial and ecosystem service objectives I recently had the pleasure of attending the Canopy conference in Portland, more than a decade since my last appearance at the event. It was refreshing, and to be honest – not...