Venture capital firm Superorganism raises $25.9m for biodiversity projects

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Nature and technology fund aims to redefine how capital advances biodiversity recovery efforts

Biodiversity-focused venture capital firm Superorganism has closed its first funding round, having secured $25.9m in capital commitments. Superorganism announced this week it has closed its first fund,...

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