Action plan for environmental regeneration

Discover how to define a Biodiversity Action Plan for your corporate sites with XNatura. A crucial step in developing a targeted strategy for environmental regeneration, following a technical-scientific approach and aligning with the mitigation hierarchy.

Why is the action plan important?

A Biodiversity Action Plan is a strategic tool that enables companies to proactively manage environmental impacts, enhance corporate resilience, and ensure compliance with international regulations.

Environmental Risk Management

The action plan helps companies identify and mitigate risks related to biodiversity loss by setting specific targets aligned with global nature conservation goals.

Improving business resilience

The action plan contributes to strengthening business resilience, promoting sustainable management of natural resources and reducing vulnerability to the impacts of biodiversity loss.

Alignment with ESG standards and frameworks

The action plan facilitates alignment with international reporting standards such as the ESRS and biodiversity frameworks such as the TNFD, helping companies to disclose and manage environmental data.

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What is an Action Plan?

The Biodiversity Action Plan is a strategic document that outlines targeted interventions to protect and enhance biodiversity within a specific corporate site or across a portfolio of sites. Grounded in the mitigation hierarchy (Avoid, Reduce, Compensate, Offset), the Action Plan is developed based on data collected during the assessment phase, ensuring alignment with international biodiversity objectives.

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Regeneration actions proposed in the Action plan

All biodiversity regeneration actions proposed in the Action plan follow a technical-scientific approach and can vary in type, such as the restoration of degraded habitats or the creation of ecological corridors.

Arboretum
Stepping on rooftops
Wetlands
Pollinator shelters
Biolake
Birdhouses
Tiny Oasis
Plant Eradication
Reduced mowing
Phytoremediation
Ecotone
Wood management
Bat houses
Biodiversity Oases
Arboretum

An arboretum is designed to recreate an environment where pollinators can find habitat and food. Each arboretum consists of at least four nectar-producing plant species (trees, shrubs).

Arboretum
Stepping on rooftops

This project involves the creation of green spaces in urban areas to provide suitable habitats for wildlife and to combat the urban heat island effect.

Stepping on rooftops
Wetlands

Wetlands are natural environments characterised by the presence of water and provide ideal habitats for amphibians, small reptiles, migratory birds and other species.

Wetlands
Pollinator shelters

These shelters help to provide habitats for a variety of pollinators, including wild bees, butterflies and ladybirds, thus supporting the conservation of local biodiversity.

Pollinator shelters
Biolake

A biolake is an area where a body of water is created to enhance biodiversity. Each biolake is designed to provide habitats for plant and animal species, including amphibians, aquatic insects and birds.

Biolake
Birdhouses

Birdhouses are designed to provide shelter and nesting sites for various species of birds. They play a crucial role in ecosystems by helping regulate the populations of other species, such as insects.

Birdhouses
Tiny Oasis

Tiny Oasis are small habitats distinguished by dense and diverse vegetation. Despite their limited size, Tiny Oasis are characterized by a high level of biodiversity.

Tiny Oasis
Plant Eradication

Invasive plant species are identified and removed, to be replaced by native plants that support local biodiversity and restore the balance of natural ecosystems.

Plant Eradication
Reduced mowing

Reduced mowing is a green management practice that involves cutting grass less frequently, leaving space for spontaneous flowering and promoting biodiversity.

Reduced mowing
Phytoremediation

Phytoremediation involves the use of algae and other plant species to purify water and retain pollutants, improving water quality and supporting biodiversity.

Phytoremediation
Ecotone

An ecotone is a transitional area between two ecosystems, such as a forest and an urban area, promoting biodiversity and the interaction between natural and human-impacted environments.

Ecotone
Wood management

Dead wood plays a vital ecological role as it serves as an essential resource of food and shelter for the local entomofauna.

Wood management
Bat houses

Bat houses provide shelter for bats, which play a vital role in many ecosystems. Their presence or absence can provide valuable information about the health of the environment.

Bat houses
Biodiversity Oases

Biodiversity Oases are spaces dedicated to the protection of biodiversity, created to restore environments damaged by human activities. They can vary in size and are composed of nectar-rich trees and shrubs, stable meadows, and pollinator shelters.

Biodiversity Oases

Choose our services

Each XNatura assessment and monitoring suite is based on standard and recognized protocols that help you understand the priority level of your sites in relation to nature, biodiversity, and climate.

Site PrioritizationIdentification of priority sites and assets on Biodiversity, Climate, and Nature
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Encore Impact and Dependencies Matrix
Water & Climate Risk
State of Biodiversity
Generic Climate Risk
Landslide and Erosion Risk
Key Biodiversity Areas
Urbanization and Demography
Double MaterialityIdentify your impacts and risks
IncludesSite Prioritizationplus
Impact Analysis E1-E5
Risk Analysis E1-E5
Double Materiality Matrix
Stakeholder Engagement Analysis
Materiality Benchmarking
Value Chain Analysis
Biodiversity & Nature StrategyTransition & Strategy plan for biodiversity and nature compliant with TNFD, SBTN, & GBF
IncludesDouble Materialityplus
Target Identification & Definition
Business Plan E-Strategy
Scenario Analysis

Why choose XNatura?

Develop a comprehensive assessment, monitoring and inventory of biodiversity, nature and climate with XNatura. We transform complex data into strategic insights for your business, measuring impacts, risks, dependencies and opportunities while ensuring compliance with ESRS standards.

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Technical report at your fingertipsXNatura gives you complete and accurate results in just a few seconds, with a simple click.
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Nature expert supportXNatura ensures the support of a dedicated team of Climate & Biodiversity Experts, always ready to help you.
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Multi-site and multi-user managementXNatura allows you to monitor all your company's sites from a single platform.
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Compliance with European regulationsXNatura guarantees full compliance with ESRS standards, ensuring transparency and accuracy in your company's sustainability reporting.
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Reports ready for integration into your sustainability reportXNatura generates structured reports that can be integrated into your company's sustainability report.

White papers and practical guides

Dive deeper into key topics related to biodiversity, climate, nature, and compliance issues by downloading XNatura’s free resources: white papers, practical guides, and informative materials designed to support your business.

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Sustainability Reporting Guide
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White Paper on Biodiversity

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Choosing XNatura means adopting an innovative, data-driven approach. This ensures transparency and full compliance with environmental regulations.

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