We Value Nature 10-Day Challenge
We Value Nature has announced a 10-day challenge consisting of sessions, events and activities for naturally-smarter businesses.
Between 11-24 March 2021, the We Value Nature campaign and its partners will be encouraging individuals and businesses to take the next steps on their nature journey through a series of daily sessions and practical activities.
Through understanding and considering the risks, dependencies and opportunities presented by nature, businesses can make better decisions that benefit themselves, society and the planet as a whole. With the urgent need to address the climate and ecological crisis, there has never been a better time for businesses to assess their relationship with nature. The 10-Day Challenge will be a unique and practical opportunity for you to take the next steps on your nature journey.
The event is open to anyone, so whether you're part of a business or organization at the beginning of your nature journey, or you have already undertaken a natural capital assessment and are looking to advance to the next level, there will be sessions and challenges for you.
Sign-up to the event to be kept informed of sessions, receive news about the challenges and a daily email during the 10-day event. Each daily email will include:
- Your daily challenge
- Further information about the open and practical sessions held throughout the 10-day challenge
- Tools and resources that will support you through your nature journey
The 10-Day Challenge is a collaborative event, which is why the We Value Nature team is inviting partners to suggest their own virtual sessions to be held and promoted as part of it. Sessions must relate to nature and business and be as practical and interactive as possible. If you’re interested in hosting a session during the 10-days please complete the session proposal form. The deadline to propose a session or share your event is 1 February 2021.
Contacts
For general enquiries: Katia Bonga, Bonga@wbcsd.org
For communication enquiries: James Atkinson, James@oppla.eu