The Global Canopy podcast

Global Canopy targets the market forces destroying nature. This series of podcasts explores how companies and financial institutions can change direction to help biodiversity and protect nature, forests and people.

The Global Canopy podcast is a business podcast hosted by Global Canopy, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Global Canopy hosts The Global Canopy podcast, a business show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  A world that puts nature first: can the finance sector get us there?

  Apr 28, 20261h 8mS0

  <p>The finance sector talks about a nature-positive transition, but actual money flows don’t match the rhetoric. Nature-negative finance dwarfs investments to protect and restore nature. </p><p>So is the finance sector equipped to lead the charge towards a world that puts nature first? In this Question-Time style event, leading financiers, academics and thought leaders will debate how to get to a nature-positive world and whether finance holds the key.</p><p>As part of the 2026 Marmalade Festival and Skoll World Forum Global Canopy hosted a special Question Time style debate moderated by our Executive Director Niki Mardas.</p><...

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  Episode #12

  Introducing the Little Book of Nature Business

  Mar 5, 202650 minS0

  <p>This podcast introduces the newest edition in Global Canopy’s Little Book series, The Little Book of Nature Business – An investment framework for tomorrow’s world. </p><p>The book offers investors, lenders, businesses and policymakers a simple inspirational guide to investing in a nature-positive economy. </p><p>Moderated by Global Canopy's Nature-Positive Lead, Alexandra Pinzon-Torres, the podcast features a panel of experts:</p> Andrew Mitchell - the book’s co-author and Global Canopy’s Founder and Senior Advisor David Craig - Co-chair of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures John Tobin-de la Puente, the book’s co-author and Professor of Pra...

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  Episode #11

  Brazil's cattle sector - a key arena for forest and climate action

  Dec 18, 202518 minS0

  <p>This podcast focuses on the latest Global Canopy and Trase data and guidance around Brazil's cattle sector. It exposes the shocking levels of deforestation linked to cattle pasture in Brazil, but also highlights opportunities for action.</p><p>You’ll hear from Global Canopy’s communications lead Darren Mckenzie and our Trase South American Engagement Lead Paula Bernasconi, detailing key findings and datasets including the latest Trase beef and Trase emissions data alongside our new Floresta 250 - Cattle assessments, and our finance sector roadmap.</p><p>This podcast is a recording from the official Blue Zone press conference we held...

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  Episode #10

  A Global Canopy skillshare - how to use the Forest 500 data

  Jun 13, 202529 minS0

  <p>Since 2014, Forest 500 has assessed the companies and financial institutions most exposed to deforestation risk through their supply chains and investments on the strength and implementation of their commitments on deforestation and human rights. In a pivotal year for climate and nature, Global Canopy’s 11th annual Forest 500 report reveals new data on the most influential companies in the deforestation economy. </p><p>This podcast is taken from our skillshare webinar that explores how journalists and researchers use the data to identify the key actors driving deforestation and how the Forest 500 screening tool allows users to search the deforestation exposure ris...

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  Episode #9

  Floresta 250 – Pecuária: Avaliação dos principais atores que influenciam o desmatamento no Brasil (Em português)

  Jan 20, 202553 minS0

  <p>Floresta 250 – Pecuária, relatório que apresenta o novo conjunto de dados da Global Canopy, revela que grandes empresas e instituições financeiras estão falhando na definição e implementação de políticas de combate ao desmatamento relacionado às suas cadeias de suprimentos. <br/><br/>A pecuária é a atividade que mais causa desmatamento no mundo, e o Brasil é o país responsável por quase 60% do desmatamento global causado por pastagens. <br/><br/>O relatório avalia as 175 empresas e 75 instituições financeiras com maior influência no desmatamento impulsionado pelas cadeias de suprimentos da pecuária no Brasil. Ele avalia...

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