Why does biodiversity matter and why has Balance integrated biodiversity and social economic well-being to create the new balance unit?

Our three-pillar approach generates biodiversity by restoring nature, creates sustainable income for local communities and fights for a stable climate by removing carbon.

Biodiversity is not a luxury. Plants, animals and fungi do not exist in isolation but in complex and connected ecosystems that form the foundations of human life.

A healthy ecosystem performs vital roles, including preserving climate, cleaning water, maintaining soil, purifying air, recycling nutrients and creating habitats. A biodiverse ecosystem is also resilient and a good insurance against unforeseen environmental events resulting from climate change. When one part is lost the whole system is threatened, and we are losing biodiversity at unprecedented rates around the world, with thousands of species facing extinction every year.

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