NatureMetrics
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Leading a revolution in biodiversity data
NatureMetrics is a biodiversity monitoring and nature intelligence platform enabling companies to make decisions that move towards nature positive action.
NatureMetrics's Impact
+ 22% CAGR*
impact multiple
When we invested
Today
Biodiversity loss was only discussed in academia
Biodiversity loss now sits alongside climate change as one of the top risks facing humanity
Impact KPIs
The data below shows a subset of the Impact KPIs for NatureMetrics, updated to 11/2024.
590
species detected from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
100+
countries globally have collected eDNA with NatureMetrics
Why it matters
75% of the insects on our earth are extinct, and more than one million species face the risk of extinction. Only 23% of species and 16% of habitats are in good health.
After COP26, nature is centre stage. The world recognised the only chance of keeping the global temperature rise within 1.5 degrees is by protecting and restoring nature at an unprecedented scale.
Natural ecosystems are extremely complex and marked by multiple interactions, making biodiversity very difficult to measure. Conventional biodiversity monitoring methods lack standardisation, can be dangerous and limit data comparability.
NatureMetrics in the news
NatureMetrics secures $25m Series B funding
This investment will enable NatureMetrics to scale its nature intelligence platform, delivering actionable biodiversity insights to businesses and conservation organizations worldwide.
Prince William calls eDNA firm 'inspiration'
A Surrey-based company is in the running to win £1m as a finalist in Prince William's Earthshot Prize. NatureMetrics, based in a science park in Guildford, has been included in this year's “protect and restore” category.
Kat Bruce
Founder
NatureMetrics
People say that half of the global GDP is dependent on nature but in reality, it’s 100%. Our entire human civilization is at risk since we’re relying on functioning ecosystems to grow our food. We can’t survive without nature.”
