The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) has announced a private sector partnership with Kering

The Woodland Environmental Fund aims to help create business value from restoring Ireland’s native woodlands, with a briefing November 28th

Luke McGrath summarises his recent publication with Dr Stephen Hynes and Prof John McHale in the journal Ecological Economics

THE European Commission has published two guidance documents on working with nature to resolve urgent societal challenges and...

INCASE postdoc and ecologist Dr Catherine Farrell has spent the summer reading up on natural capital accounting, here are 3 key insights

An independent global review, the first on biodiversity to be led by a finance-related government department, is open for evidence

The UN System for Environmental Economic Accounts (SEEA) is helps countries, regions and organisations better account for nature

THE draft agenda for the European Business and Nature Summit - taking place in Madrid in November - has been released

DECLAN LITTLE, Project Manager for Woodlands of Ireland, writes about the recent Payments for Ecosystem Services - Forests for Water meeting

BLOG: 'Valuing Our Life Support Systems' - our report on the NCI's 10-Year Anniversary Summit in London, May 21, 2019

Irish Forum on Natural Capital. Here, we break down our diverse membership in terms of their areas of expertise, their key interests and the

Prof Dieter Helm, Professor of Economic Policy , in Dublin to discuss economics and natural capital in the anthropocene

Leading developer of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounts (SEEA) Mark Eigenraam workshop in Dublin

The interactive report for Ireland’s National Biodiversity Conference has been published to coincide with Biodiversity Week (May 18-26) by t

Authors of the Natural Capital Protocol from S&P Global (Trucost) and eftec joined IFNC for a workshop

IFNC Steering Committee members Paddy Woodworth and Craig Bullock delivered an outdoor workshop on the natural capital value of our woodland

Biodiversity underpins everything and there is an opportunity and obligation to reflect it in as many ways as possible

Where does the money come from? When we talk about the need to invest in our natural capital, the question of finance always looms large.

Dr Patrick Bresnihan, Trinity College Dublin, explores the challenges associated with natural capital financing

Hannah Hamilton, Executive Coordinator at the IFNC, attended the World Forum on Natural Capital last November.

Dr James Murphy, a researcher in the Botany Department, Trinity College, shares insights from an Edinburgh conference on valuing nature

Professor Yvonne Buckley, IFNC member and Chair of the Biodiversity Forum, has written an article in the Irish Times explaining how natural

Forest Enterprise England developed the first Corporate Natural Capital Account to inform decision-making

This is an excerpt from a paper given by Donal Daly, of the Catchments Unit at the EPA, in Tullamore in 2017