As expectations for nature‑related disclosures continue to evolve, companies are tasked with demonstrating how their actions affect ecosystems, from construction to long‑term operations.

This need is leading to the rapid emergence of biodiversity net gain markets, where measurable ecological improvements can be linked to a framework that helps organizations meet environmental goals, offset impacts, and strengthen corporate credibility. For projects near sensitive habitats or facing community opposition, biodiversity uplift offers an additional method to demonstrate ecological benefits, reduce nature‑related uncertainty, support smoother project delivery, and enhance stakeholder confidence.

Terracon and Land Equity Partners (LEP) are working together on solutions that combine strategic, nature-based investment strategies with technical environmental expertise.

Join experts from Terracon and LEP as we discuss and explain:

How biodiversity net gain works, and how global programs are shaping early U.S. activity even without federal regulation.
Practical steps for biodiversity net gain implementation through site selection, ecological design, monitoring, and long-term stewardship.
How biodiversity net gain markets may intersect with development models and the potential as the U.S. market evolves.