149,000
Hectares under active monitoring
Continuous
Satellite intelligence coverage
5-year
Baseline-to-outcome assessment
ESRS E4
TNFD aligned reporting framework
Trusted by sustainability teams at European financial institutions, FMCG companies, and real-estate developers preparing CSRD disclosures.
Why biodiversity disclosures fail audit review
Three reasons corporate biodiversity
commitments fail audit review
CSRD ESRS E4 is mandatory for in-scope companies. The challenge is not willingness — it is the absence of evidence that meets auditor and regulatory standards. Three structural problems cause most corporate biodiversity positions to collapse under scrutiny.
No measurable unit of account
ESRS E4 asks: what did you contribute to nature? Most corporate teams cannot answer with data. Abstract registry numbers and quality-adjusted percentages do not satisfy auditor scrutiny.
No geographic traceability
When an auditor asks where the nature improvement occurred, the honest answer for most platforms is: we cannot show you. There is no map, no parcel, no physical connection between payment and place.
Activity reporting instead of outcome evidence
Buying a credit and reporting a purchase are not the same as demonstrating biodiversity increase. The standard is changing: regulators and auditors expect baseline-to-outcome comparisons, not activity logs.
Our approach
biodiversity.earth is built around
the three things auditors actually need
Every structural problem in the current market has a specific technical solution. The platform is designed from the ground up for institutional disclosure requirements, not voluntary corporate social responsibility programmes.
A defined, auditable unit
One credit equals one GPS-bounded hectare. The unit can be named, mapped, cross-referenced with satellite data, and included in a CSRD disclosure with coordinates and monitoring history.
Parcel-level geographic evidence
Every credit corresponds to a satellite-mapped parcel. Coordinates, land-cover change data, and monitoring imagery are available for every hectare in the portfolio — before and after purchase.
Five-year outcome measurement, not activity reporting
We establish an ecological baseline on every hectare. Continuous satellite intelligence monitors progress. Every five years, a baseline-to-outcome assessment documents measurable biodiversity increase.
Deliverables
What your organisation receives
Every credit portfolio comes with a complete documentation set. This is what your sustainability team, finance team, and external auditors will have access to.
Digital credit certificate
GPS coordinates, parcel ID, registration date, and legal ownership record.
Ecological baseline report
Pre-intervention species data, habitat condition, and land-cover assessment.
Continuous monitoring access
Annual satellite imagery showing vegetation, canopy, stability, and connectivity.
Five-year impact assessment
Baseline-to-outcome comparison with measurable biodiversity indicators.
CSRD/TNFD data export
Structured dataset formatted for ESRS E4 reporting and TNFD LEAP methodology.
Audit documentation package
Complete evidence file for external assurance and regulatory filing.
From land to credit
How it works
Intervene
Every hectare becomes part of an active nature-recovery programme. Restoration, reforestation, agroforestry, habitat protection, or targeted land-management activities are implemented depending on the ecosystem.
Monitor
Satellite intelligence tracks each hectare continuously throughout the period — vegetation development, canopy formation, bare-soil reduction, land stability, moisture patterns, disturbance events, and landscape connectivity.
Map
Each hectare is converted into a precise digital land unit with exact GPS coordinates, ecological baseline data, and a continuous monitoring record accessible to institutional credit holders.
Assess
Every five years, a baseline-to-outcome assessment demonstrates the biodiversity increase: a hectare-level impact profile showing measurable progress against the original ecological baseline.
Satellite-monitored projects
Four verified projects.
149,000 monitored hectares.
Continuously monitored — each project is tracked via satellite intelligence, third-party ecological assessment, and annual field surveys. Reported metrics include hectares under intervention, species indicators, habitat connectivity, canopy density, and land-cover change.
Who it is for
Three ways to engage
Corporate sustainability teams
Meet CSRD ESRS E4 requirements and satisfy your TNFD double materiality assessment. Every credit provides verifiable, satellite-monitored evidence of nature contribution — structured for regulatory disclosure and auditor review.
For corporate teamsAsset managers and investors
Allocate capital to verified biodiversity restoration with transparent parcel-level data, annual monitoring reports, and a growing regulatory tailwind from CSRD and TNFD disclosure requirements across portfolio companies.
For investorsLandowners and project developers
Have land suitable for nature restoration? Submit your project for evaluation. Green Earth conducts ecological feasibility assessments and onboards qualified sites into the verified monitoring portfolio.
Submit a projectIn practice
Who uses
biodiversity.earth
Three typical mandates, each with a specific evidentiary requirement the platform is designed to satisfy.
We needed parcel-level biodiversity data for our ESRS E4 inside-out assessment. The five-year measurement structure was exactly what our external assurance team required.
Head of Sustainability
European bank (name withheld at client request)
Our TNFD working group needed evidence of positive contribution to nature. biodiversity.earth provided the geographic traceability and monitoring history that made the disclosure auditable.
ESG Director
European consumer goods company (name withheld at client request)
We allocate across multiple nature recovery projects. The consolidated satellite monitoring data and standardised reporting make portfolio management tractable.
Portfolio Manager
European impact investment fund (name withheld at client request)