Webinar: State of Biodiversity Mitigation 2017
Washington, DC, United States
This webinar will take place on December 11, 2017, 12-1 pm and will discuss findings from Forest Trends’ new “State of Biodiversity Mitigation 2017” report. The report considers new strategies for how biodiversity conservation can help manage negative impacts from the mega-wave of infrastructure development taking place in the first half of the 21st century. […]
Webinar: Assessing Ecosystem Markets Opportunities on Public Lands — New Tools and Data for Decision-Making
Washington, DC, United States
To learn more about this webinar or the reports it is based on, please visit the reports landing page.
Webinar: State of Forest Carbon Finance — Voluntary Forest Carbon Markets
Washington, DC, United States
This webinar discussed the findings of the latest report by Forest Trends’ Ecosystem Marketplace, “Fertile Ground: State of Forest Carbon Finance 2017.” Presenters: – Kelley Hamrick, Lead Author – Christian Vrolijk (Natural Capital Partners) – Claire Wigg (ZeroMission) – Julian Ekelhof CO2OL Please visit the report landing page for more information about the report as well as […]
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Timber Regulation Enforcement Exchange, Valencia
Valencia, Spain
Since 2012, Forest Trends and Chatham House have been working with officials from EU Member States and US Lacey enforcement agencies, to further understanding of complex high-risk supply chains for wood products and support coordinated implementation of the EU Timber Regulation and US Lacey Act. These two workstreams have merged into a process called the […]
Forest Trends at World Water Week 2017
Stockholm, Sweden City Conference Centre
Ecosystems, water, and health: The multiple dimensions of natural infrastructure Forest Trends is the lead convener of this event focused on operationalizing the many benefits of nature-based solutions for water. In particular, we will discuss how the multiple dimensions of health and well-being can be explicitly incorporated in designing natural infrastructure for water. When: Thursday, August […]
World Water Congress: Building a Green Infrastructure Agenda for the Latin American Water Sector
Salon Cozumel 5, Cancun International Convention Center, Cancun, Mexico
Tuesday, May 30, 17:20 – 18:50 Salon Cozumel 5, Cancun International Convention Center Green infrastructure – management of the ecosystems that provide and regulate water – is an indispensable complement to conventional “gray” infrastructure in achieving water security. One of the major barriers to scale for green infrastructure, however, is the ability to quantitatively estimate […]
Launch of “State of Voluntary Carbon Markets 2017” at Innovate 4 Climate
Palau de Congressos de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Report author Kelley Hamrick will be presenting the results from our “State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets 2017” report at the Innovate 4 Climate Conference in Barcelona:
Webinar: Alliances for Green Infrastructure – State of Watershed Investment 2016
Online
Forest Trends is pleased to invite you to a free webinar to explore findings from our latest report Alliances for Green Infrastructure: State of Watershed Investment 2016. The report summarizes data from a global survey of program developers to estimate the size, scope, and scale of market mechanisms for green infrastructure. Thursday, December 15th 2016: […]
Webinar: Water Footprinting – An Opportunity for Scaling Investment in Green Infrastructure
Online
Water Footprinting and the Water Footprint Assessment are increasingly used by businesses and governments to assess their water risks, dependencies, and impacts. Now, some of its most advanced users are taking the next step and considering strategies and actions for reducing their water footprint and making it more sustainable. These water users, including companies like Nestlé and […]
Timber Regulation Enforcement Exchange
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome
Since 2012, Forest Trends and Chatham House have been working with officials from EU Member States and US Lacey enforcement agencies, to further understanding of complex high-risk supply chains for wood products and support coordinated implementation of the EU Timber Regulation and US Lacey Act. These two workstreams have merged into a process called the Timber Regulation Enforcement Exchange (TREE), an ongoing series of networking and information-sharing meetings, which bring the growing group of officials together every six months.