Along with Business in the Community Ireland, Optimize and AECOM, the IFNC presented the Irish Business & Biodiversity Webinar survey result

Economist Stephen Kinsella will be speaking about INCASE project at the Climate Finance Week's Sustainable Finance Development event

IFNC co-founder Prof Jane Stout will be among the speakers at this year's Environment Ireland Conference in October

The IFNC along with Optimize, AECOM and Micheál Ó Cinnéide are leading a study on Business & Biodiversity in Ireland

The Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 has issued a 'final report card' on progress on the Aichi biodiversity targets - ad results are not good

We've put together a colourful gallery of the vibrant wildlife snaps gathered by members over the summer - wild blooms, butterflies, bees

In this blog, IFNC Coordinator ORLAITH DELARGY announces an exciting new project on business and biodiversity in Ireland with survey

The IFNC held an online policy briefing aimed at introducing Irish policymakers and civil servants to Natural Capital Accounting

Dr Christine Doherty, Green Infrastructure, Derry & Strabane District Council on natural capital accounts in a time of Coronavirus

WATCH: INCASE Project launches animated video giving an intro to Natural Capital Accounting

DERRY City and Strabane District Council have a Natural Capital Account for green spaces and a Pollinator Plan

Environmental economics pioneer Professor Partha Dasgupta is taking part in a free online web discussion about the Economics of Biodiversity

EVENT: Climate Change and Pandemics, an Online Webinar Discussion featuring Professor Jane Stout

EU Taxonomy, a classification system for sustainable activities: IFNC Executive Coordinator ORLAITH DELARGY explains what it means

IFNC director Professor Jane Stout will join the panel for Beasts, Bogs & Biodiversity, the latest in the Behind the Headlines series

WWF's Global Futures report predicts inaction on climate and ecological crisis will cost $9.87trillion in GDP by 2050

The 2020 Annual General Meeting of the Irish Forum on Natural Capital is scheduled to take place on Thursday, February 27th in Trinity

The top long-term global risks are all severe threats to our climate, with “economic confrontations” and “domestic political polarisation”

The EU Business @ Biodiversity Platform started a critical and constructive assessment of a sample of biodiversity measurement approaches

Bord Iascaigh Mhara and the Irish Forum on National Capital recently joined forces on a senior stakeholder breakfast seminar