30x30 UK: New campaign launches to unlock £500m in business backing for UK nature

Michael Holder
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(L-R) 30x30 UK co-founders Nicky O'Malley, Elliot Coad and Andreea Sapunaru | Credit: 30x30 UK
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(L-R) 30x30 UK co-founders Nicky O'Malley, Elliot Coad and Andreea Sapunaru | Credit: 30x30 UK

Leading figures from RSPB, Ecologi, and Unilever co-found new non-profit to link businesses with UK nature restoration projects

A new non-profit campaign to mobilise business support for restoring the UK's depleted nature with a target of unlocking £500m in annual private sector investment has been launched today by a group of...

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