The world’s first science-based targets for nature
SBTN launches world’s first science-based targets for nature to mobilize businesses to address nature loss and climate change together.
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Global Commons Situation Room
On March 28th, the Earth Commissioners will unveil the inner workings of the latest cutting edge science in the Global Commons Alliance, which takes into account the complex interactions between the natural world and human wellbeing.
Job Vacancy: Digital Marketing Manager
GCA and SBTN invite an experienced Digital Marketing Manager to be their in-house expert, responsible for the demand and growth of digital channels.
Unlocking insights and changing mindsets
In May 2023, 17 pioneering companies representing sectors and supply chains significantly impacting nature embarked upon a unique journey: piloting the first-ever science-based targets for nature.
Stockholm+50: Protect the Global Commons for the prosperity of all
A new policy brief from the Global Commons Alliance to Stockholm+50 outlines seven recommendations for Stockholm+50 to safeguard the global commons – the interconnected Earth systems vital for all life and civilization.
Why losing our pollinators means losing our health
Research shows that the rapid decline of pollinators - bees, butterflies and other insects that feed on flowers - around the world is causing serious declines in human health.
Earth and human health
Read the latest newsletter from Global Commons Alliance.
First guidance for companies to tackle nature crisis in line with science
This first SBTN guidance (download here) defines how companies can assess, prioritize, measure, address and track their impacts and dependencies on nature in line with science.