Resources to learn and grow with us

This report seeks to map out the breadth and depth of what Rights of Nature legislation could cover. This covers the different elements which a legislative framework would need, the different dimensions of rights and subjecthood, the different legal effects and areas of law which could be included, and some possible legislative models.

In August 2022, Faith In Nature became the first company in the world to appoint Natureto its board. Why? Because everything we do has an impact upon the natural world, and yet the natural world itself has no say on these decisions. This open source guide explains how to put Nature on the Board of your organisation.

A discussion paper considering new ecocentric governance and guardianship arrangements that could protect Lough Neagh. Produced in collaboration with Earth Law Centre.

This report maps out a variety of Rights of Nature legal developments and how the pieces of the puzzle fit together.

Commissioned by the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales following their Nature Guardian pilot, this report examines the opportunities and challenges of representing Nature within governance structures and identifies a set of foundational principles to inform other public bodies.

A four-page summary of our report for the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales: 'Developing Principles for Nature Representation in Public Sector Governance'.