Built by the team restoring landscapes across Africa and Central Asia.
A platform for biodiversity finance — connecting nature restoration projects with institutional capital through transparent, independently verified impact metrics.
Capital directed toward measurable outcomes in nature.
biodiversity.earth exists to direct capital toward nature restoration projects that create measurable biodiversity outcomes — and to make those outcomes visible, verifiable, and financeable.
We operate at the intersection of ecological science and structured finance, providing institutional investors, corporate buyers, and development finance institutions with the data infrastructure and transaction capability to participate meaningfully in biodiversity markets.
Verification is conducted through a combination of satellite-based land cover monitoring, third-party ecological audits, and annual field surveys. Impact metrics centre on hectares restored, species richness, habitat connectivity, and tree density — the indicators that reflect genuine ecological change.
"biodiversity.earth exists to direct capital toward nature restoration projects that create measurable biodiversity outcomes — and to make those outcomes visible, verifiable, and financeable."
Significant biodiversity additionality receives a fraction of available capital.
Most biodiversity finance flows to projects that also generate carbon credits. Projects that restore habitat, protect species, and rebuild ecosystems — without meeting carbon certification thresholds — receive a fraction of available capital despite representing significant additionality. biodiversity.earth was created to change that.
The voluntary biodiversity credit market transacted less than $2 million globally in 2024. The World Economic Forum projects it will reach $7 billion by 2030. That gap represents both a systemic failure of capital allocation and a structural opportunity for organisations that establish credible nature programmes now, before regulatory enforcement and reputational pressure intensify.
Capital misalignment
The majority of private biodiversity finance is conditional on parallel carbon revenue streams, excluding high-impact restoration projects that do not meet carbon certification thresholds.
Disclosure pressure
CSRD ESRS E4 and TNFD frameworks are creating mandatory biodiversity disclosure requirements for large corporates. Demand for credible nature stewardship contributions is increasing structurally.
Verification gap
No standardised framework exists for independently auditing and reporting biodiversity outcomes at the project level. We provide this infrastructure for the projects in our portfolio.
Africa as epicentre
Africa represents the most active region globally for biodiversity project development, with significant unmet demand for structured investment vehicles with institutional-grade reporting.
Market context — voluntary biodiversity credits
<$2M
Global transactions, 2024
$7B
WEF projection by 2030
ESRS E4
CSRD biodiversity disclosure standard
Regulatory deadlines are immediate.
Compliance window
ESRS E4 applies to first-wave CSRD reporters from financial year 2024 onward. Companies must include biodiversity impact evidence in their 2025 sustainability disclosures. biodiversity.earth is operational now.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is not a future obligation. ESRS E4 — the standard covering biodiversity and ecosystems — became applicable for the largest wave of EU reporters in financial year 2024. Disclosures covering that year are due in 2025. Companies that have not yet established verifiable biodiversity stewardship contributions face a material reporting gap.
Unlike carbon, there is no established offsetting infrastructure for biodiversity. Procurement teams cannot buy a standardised credit on a liquid exchange. biodiversity.earth provides the structured access, verification documentation, and reporting support that procurement and sustainability teams require to satisfy their disclosure obligations — and to demonstrate to their board that the commitment is substantive.
Developed by Green Earth Group N.V. — a publicly listed nature restoration company.
biodiversity.earth is developed and operated by Green Earth Group N.V., a publicly listed nature restoration company traded on Euronext under the ticker EARTH. Green Earth has been developing and managing nature-based projects across Africa and Central Asia since 2020, with a current portfolio of 149,000 hectares across four countries.
Green Earth combines on-the-ground project development with digital infrastructure to measure, report, and monetise biodiversity outcomes. biodiversity.earth is the market-facing component of that infrastructure — providing institutional buyers with access to a curated, verified portfolio of nature restoration assets.
149,000
Hectares under management
4
Countries of operation
2020
Year founded
Euronext
Exchange listing
Project types
From field development to verified biodiversity credit.
biodiversity.earth operates a structured pipeline from project inception through independent verification to institutional transaction. Each stage is governed by defined protocols and transparent reporting standards.
Project Development
Green Earth Group identifies, designs, and implements nature restoration projects. Each project is scoped for ecological additionality, land tenure security, and long-term operational viability.
Verification
Impact is independently audited and continuously monitored. Verification draws on satellite land-cover analysis, third-party ecological surveys, and annual field assessments conducted by accredited ecological auditors.
Marketplace
Verified biodiversity credits are listed on biodiversity.earth and made available to institutional buyers. Transaction documentation supports TNFD reporting and CSRD ESRS E4 disclosure requirements.
Three principles that govern every project and transaction.
Biodiversity finance is only meaningful if the ecological outcomes are real, independently demonstrable, and would not have occurred without dedicated capital. These principles are not aspirational — they are the basis on which every project in our portfolio is selected, structured, and reported.
Rigour
Every project is assessed against established ecological standards before inclusion in the portfolio. Baselines are set through independent field surveys and satellite land-cover analysis. Impact metrics — hectares restored, species richness index, habitat connectivity, tree density — are defined at project inception and reported against annually.
Transparency
Satellite monitoring data and ecological audit summaries are made available to institutional partners as part of the transaction package. Buyers receive project coordinates, monitoring methodology, audit findings, and annual update reports — the documentation required to substantiate a biodiversity stewardship claim in a CSRD disclosure.
Additionality
Projects are selected on the basis that restoration would not occur at this scale or pace without dedicated biodiversity capital. We do not repackage existing conservation areas or projects that qualify for carbon revenues. The hectares in our portfolio represent genuine incremental ecological gain — land that would otherwise remain degraded.
Expertise across ecology, finance, and technology.
The biodiversity.earth team combines expertise in ecology, remote sensing, sustainable finance, and technology. We work alongside the project development and operational teams at Green Earth Group, with shared infrastructure across monitoring, reporting, and client services.
Our team brings expertise across the disciplines required to develop, verify, and distribute institutional-grade biodiversity investments.
Building a network of institutional partners in biodiversity finance.
We are developing partnerships with financial institutions, ecological verification bodies, conservation organisations, and corporate sustainability teams. Partner logos will appear here as agreements are formalised.
Interested in a partnership with biodiversity.earth or Green Earth Group?
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