Luontoa is a biodiversity specialist and data company. We combine expertise in natural sciences, nature data and measurement, business and finance to help organisations understand their impacts, risks and opportunities related to nature and turn knowledge into practical action.
We help companies understand how their operations depend on nature, how they affect biodiversity, and what risks and opportunities are involved. We support companies in setting targets and integrating biodiversity into strategy and practical operations, as well as in measuring and verifying the state of nature and the impacts of nature-related actions.
We help banks, investors, asset managers and insurers understand how biodiversity loss and climate change affect risks and opportunities related to investments, financing and insurance. We support the integration of these considerations into financial activities and develop financing and investment solutions related to nature and climate adaptation.
We help cities, municipalities and other public-sector organisations turn biodiversity targets into action and produce reliable information on the state of nature and the impacts of interventions. Our work focuses particularly on land use and planning, conservation and restoration, and the measurement and monitoring of nature. We also carry out research and development projects together with public-sector organisations and research partners.
Luontoa’s team combines strong expertise in nature and biodiversity with experience in business, data, finance and strategic work. Our backgrounds span companies, the public sector, research, consulting and NGOs. These different perspectives help us develop solutions that are scientifically robust and work in practice.
Halting biodiversity loss is becoming an increasingly important factor guiding the activities of companies, cities and, increasingly, financial sector organisations. Assessing nature-related impacts and risks requires accurate and verifiable data, while tightening ...
Climate adaptation will require significantly more private finance than is currently available. Although climate risks are increasing rapidly, investors, banks and insurers still lack practical tools for assessing and supporting adaptation measures. ...
The project Seeing Biodiversity from Space aims to develop a new approach for measuring biodiversity by combining modern remote sensing data sources with ecological analysis and advanced machine learning. The work is funded by the European ...
