Intensive farming practices and rising reporting demands are reshaping how food systems are managed. Without reliable, site-specific biodiversity data, producers risk lower yields, missed market opportunities, and increased pressure from buyers and regulators.
Data gaps: Most producers lack continuous biodiversity monitoring, limiting both reporting and management decisions.
Reputation & risk: Weak biodiversity evidence undermines ESG claims, reduces competitiveness, and limits access to sustainability-linked finance.
Stakeholder expectations: Consumers, producers and retailers demand proof of biodiversity stewardship across supply chains.
Ongoing compliance: Emerging regulatory frameworks such as CSRD, TNFD, and sustainable sourcing commitments require credible biodiversity metrics.