 The Natural Capital Protocol Toolkit has launched! The Toolkit is a free and interactive database with over 50 tools for businesses to use for exploring and measuring business impacts and dependencies on nature.
WBCSD CEO, Peter Bakker, said, “Understanding natural capital risks and opportunities will help forward-thinking businesses thrive in a world where more sustainable companies continue to become more successful.” Check out the Toolkit here.
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 Do you know someone who wants to work with overseas partners, NZ companies and individuals to reduce their environmental impacts and carbon footprint? Tell them that Enviro-Mark Solutions is looking for a new Lead Sustainability Advisor to join their Auckland team. Click here for job details.
The Wellington Zoo shop is a regional finalist in the Top Shop Awards innovation category. The shop's recognition comes from actions such as leveraging supplier relationships to encourage them to have more sustainable practices. Chief executive, Karen Fifield, says, “We must walk the talk about sustainable behaviours to inspire our visitors and our community to take action for the planet."
 Have you ever wondered how a plane lands on an ice shelf? Who does the dishes at Scott Base? Toyota NZ CEO and SBC Chair, Alistair Davis, explored Antarctica recently and has written about the day-to-day life of scientists and the unique environment. The trip gave him hope that humans can and will act on climate change. Read Alistair's description of Antarctic life here.
 Is there such a thing as a sustainable brand? Can investing your dollars in impact make more than just cents? EY are talking through these, and other big sustainability questions, in their ‘Let’s Talk Sustainability' podcasts. Click here to listen or subscribe.
 Congratulations New Zealand Steel for making the first roofing product that meets the new standards of the Environmental Choice New Zealand ecolabel. Environment Team Leader Claire Jewell says the new licence will strengthen customers' confidence that Coloursteel is an environmentally responsible choice.
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