Tackle deforestation and protect biodiversity through supply chains

SEI at UNEA-7: topics to watch

Media advisory / SEI experts will participate in technical sessions on the UNEA-7 Assembly’s key topics held in Nairobi, Kenya on 8-12 December.

SLOPE: Ski Leans On the Promotion of the Environment

Project / The SLOPE project supports ski organizations in assessing the impact of skiing on biodiversity and by integrating biodiversity management into winter sports.

COP30: Forests drive agricultural success, not conflict, new report shows

Press release / Protecting and restoring forests is crucial to boosting climate-resilient agriculture, rural livelihoods and global food and water security.

Amazon Footprint Report: Drivers of Amazon deforestation in agricultural supply chains

Other publication / In this report SEI, Trase, WWF and Chalmers University lay out the drivers of Amazon deforestation in agricultural supply chains.

Scaling forest finance: leveraging trade relationships and policy enablers for tropical forests

Past event / Join this high-level dialogue on how to scale forest finance with global experts, chaired by Trase Co-Director Toby Gardner.

Global Tipping Points reports: solutions for the Amazon

Past event / This session at COP30 gathered global experts from WWF, Lancaster University and University of Exeter, moderated by Trase Co-Director Toby Gardner.

SEI at climate COP30: topics to watch

Media advisory / At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, from 10-21 November, SEI researchers and experts will be on site to offer expert commentary and analysis on crucial topics.

Trase: Forest-friendly sourcing from just seven companies could cut emissions equivalent to the Netherlands’

Press release / By implementing zero-deforestation & peat-free sourcing, seven agricultural trading giants could make a major contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Leveraging supply chains for climate action: the outsized carbon-saving potential of seven companies

Feature / New analyses by Trase shows that seven major companies trading agricultural commodities have the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.