Nature is emerging as a unifying thread across the environmental, social, and financial dimensions of real estate. Biodiversity loss affects climate resilience, community wellbeing, and asset performance—requiring a more integrated response from investors and developers alike. Investors, regulators, and developers are increasingly aware of these dynamics, yet translating them into actionable investment strategies remains a challenge.

This webinar explores how biodiversity is reshaping sustainability and risk management in real estate. With the introduction of biodiversity and nature strategy indicators in GRESB’s assessments, the sector is moving toward more structured disclosure and integration of nature-related risks and opportunities. From regulation to regeneration, this session connects the dots between climate, nature, social impact, and capital for the built environment.

Bringing together experts from GRESB, Longevity Partners, and industry leaders, we will examine practical tools and frameworks—including the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), Urban Greening Factor, and Nature Positive strategies—and explore how nature-based solutions (NbS) can help deliver resilience and long-term value.

Why Attend?

• Discover how biodiversity loss creates physical and transition risks for real estate assets.
• Understand how GRESB is incorporating biodiversity and what it means for reporting and scoring.
• Explore the link between nature-based solutions and community resilience in urban regeneration.
• Learn how to align biodiversity strategies with investor expectations and ESG benchmarks.
• Gain insight into tools and frameworks like TNFD, WBCSD’s Nature Positive framework, Fitwel, and more.

Who Should Join?
This session is tailored for:

• Institutional Investors & Real Estate Asset Managers
• REITs & Property Developers
• ESG and Sustainability Professionals in the Built Environment
• Firms preparing GRESB submissions or aligning to TNFD
• Sustainability & ESG Professionals 
• Join us to explore how nature can be a driver of resilience, performance, and long-term value in the built environment. 

Can't make the live event? We will send a recording of the event to those who register.

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