Description:
This book highlights the need for a nature-positive future to secure the stability of Earth systems and the survival of humanity and all life. It's essential reading for those concerned with conserving nature and addressing climate, biodiversity, and ecological crises.
Review Quotes:
"The authors have written a fascinating and necessary book, tackling the urgency of defining critical steps and actions needed to protect our nature and ecosystems. They do so by proposing practical nature-based solutions and inviting a sense of collective urgency. This is a book that every nature lover and anyone committed to a sustainable future should read." Iván Duque Márquez, Former President of Colombia
"Never before have the consequences of nature's decline been more obvious and the need for change more urgent; never again will there be a better time to protect and restore what remains of the living systems that make our existence possible. Bravo to the authors for clearly articulating in Becoming Nature Positive how everyone, everywhere, can be a part of the transition from steadily losing the natural systems that underpin our existence, and tip toward treating nature as if our lives depend on it - because they do." Sylvia Earle, Oceanographer and Founder of Mission Blue
Becoming Nature Positive fills an important gap in sustainability literature, combining clear-eyed assessment of the transformation
required, with practical guidance for how to achieve it. As we approach 2030, works such as this will become essential guides for translating global ambitions into tangible action. The authors have provided a valuable road map; the challenge now lies in summoning
the collective will to follow it. Ryan Nolan, Research Fellow at the University of Exeter Business School