McKinsey January 17, 2025
Joshua Katz and Mark Patel with Mariella Goebl and Valentine Reiss-Woolever

Companies that develop and implement effective management strategies for natural capital can secure lasting advantages through both enhanced resilience and access to nature-related opportunities.

In 2025, corporate action on nature has evolved from what was often seen as an environmental obligation into a strategic necessity. Taking action is not just about preserving our natural resources—it is a key element of business strategy.

Nature plays a critical role as a foundation for the global economy, with more than half the world’s GDP dependent on nature. In this way, nature degradation—including biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and natural resource shortages—has emerged as one of the world’s foremost global economic risks.

In turn, many companies are developing nature strategies to mitigate risks to their...

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