It's happening tomorrow! Tech-Enhanced Biodiversity: Cultivating A Sustainable Food Ecosystem. Dive into Securing Global Food Systems: Genebanks and Resilient Crops with Ismahane Elouafi, CEO of CGIAR.🌱 Explore the transformative role of genebanks in providing flood and drought-resistant crops, envisioning a more resilient future for countries facing similar challenges. 🌿 Don't miss this crucial conversation shaping the future of global food systems. Last chance to register: https://buff.ly/3QsulI5 Presented by EMILI with support from Genome British Columbia! #buildthefuture
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🌍 Curious to learn about promising solutions for agriculture, biodiversity & food challenges? Join us as we regularly showcase some of the most promising solutions tackling pressing issues, and discover innovative and inspiring actors of the transformation! This week let's take a look at some of the start-ups of our "Agriculture, Biodiversity & Food" innovation area. 🌿 Currently, over 90% of the decline in biodiversity results from the extraction and processing of natural resources.(1) How can organisations get involve to protect and preserve biodiversity? Get inform about BEEODIVERSITY’s work. 🐝 What do flowering meadows, forest reforestation and bird protection projects have in common? Check out the work of Artenglueck to involve your company in similar projects. ☕️ Coffee culture can lead to deforestation, soil erosion and water pollution.(2) However, coffee can also adopt a True Cost Accounting logic to price in those negative impacts. How does it work? Read about TRUESDAY's work. 🗓️ Want to discover more sustainable solutions? Save the date and join us at the Messe Frankfurt on 30 and 31 October 2024 to experience more unique sustainable visions and innovative spirit. Sources: (1) https://lnkd.in/gdA4_QGY more than 90%25 of,consume our products and food. (2) https://lnkd.in/gEQD4FFu
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On this 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗕𝗶𝗼𝗱𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗗𝗮𝘆, we recognize the critical role each one of us plays in preserving the intricate web of life on our planet. This year's theme, 'Be part of the plan,' resonates with our mission. At Koppert, we are committed to promoting biodiversity as we believe we can contribute to its conservation within our sector. By helping growers adopt natural and environmentally friendly practices, we have the ability to fostering ecosystems that thrive naturally. It’s in our DNA to champion solutions that reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizers and chemical pesticides. Our goal is clear: create effective ecosystems that activate and enhance natural functions, thereby leading to healthier and more biodiverse environments. We unite growers and governments around our vision for sustainable agriculture, aiming to recover biodiversity through natural methods. Join us in being part of the plan. 🌱 #WorldBiodiversityDay #Biodiversity #SustainableAgriculture #PartnersWithNature #Koppert #BePartOfThePlan
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Did you know that reducing food waste is key to preserving global biodiversity? A recent study quantifies the impact of food waste at different supply chain stages on species loss. In Germany, avoidable food waste leads to the potential loss of 0.3 vertebrate and 1.5 plant species globally, with household waste being the largest contributor at 47%. Policies targeting food services, especially individual catering, could significantly reduce this impact. The study also highlights that animal products from pigs and cattle, particularly affecting amphibians in Brazil, are the most impactful. To learn more, read the paper by Jakob Bogenreuther, Thomas Kastner, Felicitas Schneider, Thomas Koellner ⬇ https://lnkd.in/g6jqHC-K
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Thanks Sherrie Banks for highlighting the important role banks can play in moving towards a more sustainable future, and the specific steps ANZ is taking to assist our clients in improving their business practices particularly in the FB&A sector.
The FB&A sector has an opportunity to reassess not just its impact on biodiversity, but how it can harness the value in a shift toward nature. Our expert panel of Mara Chiorean, Betty Rui Wang, Deniz Harut & Sherrie Banks discussed this theme and more on a customer call earlier this year. You can read more below.
The rewards of a rethink on nature
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#WorldSoilDay 🌍 Did you know that each 1% increase in soil organic matter helps our soils hold 150,000 liters more water per hectare? 💦 Championing biodiversity, we stand as soil advocates, nurturing its vitality through our commitment to organic food and agropractices: healthy soils are the heartbeat of sustainable ecosystems and resilient food production! By the way, here are a few efficient and best practices to enhance soil vitality and rejuvenate our food model: - 🌾Crop diversity and rotation to enhance soil fertility and health. - 🌱Adoption of a range of agroecological practices that promote sustainable and environmentally-friendly food production. - 🍃Limitation of the average plot size and encouragement of uncultivated spaces to support biodiversity. - 🌼Effective cover crop management to preserve soil biodiversity. - 🦋Establishment of agro-ecological infrastructure, such as hedgerows and vegetation strips, to provide habitats for beneficial insects and birds. - 🌿A commitment to EU organic regulations and practices. Join us in reshaping the food system and preserve biodiversity! #FoodForBiodiversity
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🌍 🐞 The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) describes biodiversity as “the diversity within species, between species, and of ecosystems, including plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi. These three levels work together to create life on Earth in all its complexity.” 🌱 At ProFound, we see regenerative agriculture and the implementation, management, and creation of sustainable practices as the path forward in agriculture that can also stop biodiversity loss and help nature recover. 🌳 ♨ 👩🌾 One of the projects that comes to mind while commemorating the International Day for Biodiversity is the Tea Garden project we worked with in Sri Lanka some while ago. On that occasion, together with Both ENDS and Rainforest Rescue, we supported a private tea estate and a tea cooperative to produce tea in a forest garden system! Such an exciting project. 🙌 “Together with ProFound, we transformed a tea plantation into a forest garden production (...) providing food and income to communities, improving soils and the quality of the tea.” Shared Ranil Senanayake (Rainforest Rescue International) after the culmination of the project. 🐝 🐛 Over the past thirty years, we’ve worked with farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, non-government organizations, and actors in the value chain who share our beliefs. We are confident that, if action is taken, biodiversity loss can decrease. This is partly the inspiration behind the soon-to-be movement, ReGen55!, which we are developing in partnership with AGREA Agricultural Systems . #ThisIsProFound #AdvisersInDevelopment #ReGen55! #BiodiversityDay #BePartOfThePlan #SustainableFuture #UnEnviromentProgramme #BiodiversityPlan
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🌿 **Happy International Day for Biological Diversity!** 🌿 As a translator specializing in agroecology, I find biodiversity endlessly fascinating. It's like nature's own version of a blockbuster movie – full of drama, unexpected plot twists, and an incredibly diverse cast of characters! Biodiversity isn't just a buzzword in agroecology; it's the backbone of sustainable farming practices. By embracing a variety of species and genetic resources, we can improve soil health, boost resilience to climate change, and support farming communities around the world. Plus, let's face it, a diverse ecosystem is much more interesting than a monoculture snooze-fest. Today, let's celebrate the vibrant tapestry of life that sustains our planet. Whether you're planting a garden, supporting sustainable agriculture, or just appreciating the natural world, every little bit helps. Happy Biodiversity Day! Let's keep our planet's storyline rich and varied. 🌱 #BiodiversityDay #Agroecology #Sustainability #Conservation #Biodiversity #InternationalDayforBiologicalDiversity #EnvironmentalAwareness
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Critical to establish a #systems framework to #nature and #human #interactions. As the paper shows there are high #biodiversity impact areas where decisions are especially critical. #Tradeoffs between monetized goods and services and non-financial goods and services have to be made explicit. This is why #doublemateriality is so important.
Did you know that reducing food waste is key to preserving global biodiversity? A recent study quantifies the impact of food waste at different supply chain stages on species loss. In Germany, avoidable food waste leads to the potential loss of 0.3 vertebrate and 1.5 plant species globally, with household waste being the largest contributor at 47%. Policies targeting food services, especially individual catering, could significantly reduce this impact. The study also highlights that animal products from pigs and cattle, particularly affecting amphibians in Brazil, are the most impactful. To learn more, read the paper by Jakob Bogenreuther, Thomas Kastner, Felicitas Schneider, Thomas Koellner ⬇ https://lnkd.in/g6jqHC-K
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As a regenerative and healing-centred practitioner, I get my inspiration from many sources, and especially from regenerative farming. There is something that is so tangible, earthy and practical about what regenerative farmers are doing in terms of mimicking wild grazing patterns through mob grazing, regenerating depleted soils within just a few years, utilising herbal leys that include plants with long tap roots to help draw up minerals from deep within the soil, increasing bio-diversity that includes plants, invertebrates, funghi, insects, birds and mammals, providing more effective carbon capture and reducing run-off from bare, tilled soils, in some cases completely eliminating reliance on external inputs in terms of feed and fertilisers, producing high quality, nutritious food, rebuilding community and connection to land. So it was a wonderful treat to spend this afternoon at the wonderful Sandy Hill Mob, a farm with 100% pastured eggs and grass fed beef, farmed by Laura and Matthew Elliott. To meet them, the land, their animals and the community that loves them. In the face of huge pressures, if we want to see regenerative agriculture and food systems succeed (in contrast to highly processed, industrial systems that are controlling the supply chain, have poor welfare standards, damaging precious soils through intensive practices and chemical fertilisers), we need to support regenerative farmers wherever we can. Whether you are vegan, vegetarian or meat-eating, find regenerative producers, connect with them, support them. #regenerativeagriculture #foodsystems #regenerative #farming #carboncapture #healing #soilhealth
Biodiversity Case Study — The Sandy Hill Mob
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We all have to eat of course but our current food system presents a number of sustainability challenges. The United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) report (and others) referenced in this Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership (CISL) post https://lnkd.in/dCsW3Nrd suggests three key actions: 1 - Changing global dietary patterns by moving to more plant heavy diets. 2 - Protecting, and producing more food on, existing (or less) land supporting the setting aside of land for nature. 3 - Farming in a more nature-friendly and biodiversity-supporting way. MycoSure, and how we are looking to produce mycelium-based protein through submerged fermentation, supports all these actions. #csir #alternativeprotein #sustainableagriculture #sustainablefoodsystems
📰 New blog 📢 The key role of #FoodSystems in #Biodiversity Restoration. In this #blog, Adrian Greet, Head Tutor of #CISL's "#SustainableFood: Production and Processing" 8-week #OnlineCourse, discusses how changes in demand have added pressure to the #FoodSector. 🧐 Read more to find helpful steps to take action: https://lnkd.in/egmqNB2V #sustainablefoodsystems #sustainablefoodsystem #sustainabilityleadership #sustainablebusiness #onlinelearning
The key role of food systems in biodiversity restoration
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Looking forward to this!