Intervention design and prioritisation
We compare options against your risks and dependencies, identifying which are practical, durable and likely to deliver most on the ground.
Flooding, water scarcity and declining soil health rarely stop at site boundaries. Nature-based solutions can reduce these risks at landscape scale, but delivery is one of the hardest challenges in nature finance.
These projects typically need multiple landowners, several beneficiaries sharing the cost and evidence strong enough to give investors confidence. No single organisation can unlock that alone. Working within wider partnerships, we shape interventions that deliver on the ground and commercially, from wetland restoration and woodland creation to natural flood and agricultural land management.
We understand how to engage landowners and structure land agreements that are durable, fair and fit for long-term delivery. On the demand side, we bring partners together and support engagement with potential beneficiaries and funders to test and build demand.
We ground projects in robust baselines, ecological science and monitoring. This way, expected outcomes are credible and measurable, and so the evidence holds up to scrutiny from the parties relying on it.
We know what private and blended finance needs to see to measure success, and structure projects to give them a realistic route to investment. We then design governance that gives lenders, buyers and landowners confidence the project will deliver what it promises.
Whether the risks are already on your register or the dependencies are yet to be assessed, we can help you see where nature-based solutions fit, and build the business case, including avoided disruption and more resilient supply chains.
We compare options against your risks and dependencies, identifying which are practical, durable and likely to deliver most on the ground.
We identify organisations with shared interests in a catchment, open early conversations about what each stands to gain and build the case for shared investment.
We explore whether carbon, BNG or voluntary nature contributions could sit alongside public funding, and how each fits the project.
We align delivery milestones, management and monitoring with what each partner and funder needs, so outcomes can be tracked with confidence.
Bog Hall Habitat Bank at Castle Howard
The Bog Hall Habitat Bank is a high-profile nature restoration and rewilding project currently underway in North Yorkshire to dramatically increase biodiversity. This project has Nature Shares available to purchase.