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Working with Companies

Companies Investing in Nature

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Tree-planting TNC’s Urban Conservation program in New York City hosted a large-scale tree-planting event at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. © Devan King/The Nature Conservancy

Each corporate engagement we develop advances our conservation mission while promoting sustainable business practices.

Stories of Engagement

Learn about how we work with companies to develop strategies to address nature-related risks and opportunities across their operations and supply chains.

How Companies Can Evaluate and Engage in Landscape Initiatives

Learn how companies can evaluate and invest in landscape initiatives that advance climate, nature and supply chain goals while delivering measurable impact.

Using Supplier Data to Advance Dairy Sustainability

Learn how retailers and suppliers use high-quality data to build credible dairy sustainability baselines and drive meaningful climate and water action across the supply chain.

Biodiversity Accounting Guide

A new guidance document helps companies quantify and evaluate biodiversity benefits.

Measuring Water Quality

A groundbreaking tool to help companies measure and amplify their impact on watershed health, the Water Quality Benefit Accounting (WQBA) tracks broad benefits.

In Hard Times, Resilience Wins

We believe this moment represents a strategic opportunity for the agricultural sector to reposition sustainability as a hedge against systemic risk.

Sustainable Spirits

The Kentucky bourbon industry is working to address biodiversity loss and climate change through collective action targeting the entire landscape.

Collective Action for Water

Insights and learnings from The Nature Conservancy and Diageo’s collaboration around global water stewardship.

Companies Investing in Nature

Discover how we work with companies to shape nature positive strategies, deliver practical sustainability solutions, enable collaboration on impactful conservation projects and elevate engagement with standard setting organizations.