Biodiversity and natural capital
We depend on biodiversity and natural capital for living, doing business, and for our wellbeing. Biodiversity and nature are increasingly being recognised as critical for sustainability within business and a key part of climate management. They are however under threat from over exploitation, pollution, climate, invasive species, and changes in land use. Understanding and managing impacts and dependencies helps control efficiency and risk and can improve our natural environment.
The Biodiversity and Natural Capital Network is led by a Steering Group that draws together professionals across diverse sectors and disciplines. Their role is to oversee the delivery of an annual work programme of activities, including webinars, workshops, reports and support between members.

Members
The membership of the steering group is as follows.
Faye Durkin
Head of Ecology and Natural Capital (North), Greengage Environmental Ltd
Penny Borton
Senior Associate Director Natural Capital at Jacobs
Anthony Barron
Senior Sustainability Manager at Thakeham Group
Andrew Clark
Principal Coastal Ecologist at Merseyside EAS
Dr Stephanie Hime (FIEMA)
Director at Little Blue Research
Louise Dunkerley
Principle Environmental and Sustainability Consultant at ClearLead
Sophie Mairesse
Biodiversity Net Gain Lead at Network Rail
Chris Moss
Green Infrastructure Consultant at Greengate Environmental
Jonathan Nichols
Principle Natural Capital Consultant at Atkins
Pat Snowdon
Head of Economics and Woodland Carbon Code at Scottish Forestry
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