The latest Environmental Finance’s European Biodiversity Insight 2024 report, released ahead of the United Nations Biodiversity Conference of the Parties (COP16) in Cali, Colombia, provides insights into the growing integration of biodiversity into financial markets. It highlights the rise of biodiversity bonds, increasing both in number and value, as well as the growing interest in natural capital as an asset class. The report also discusses innovative investment tools such as biodiversity credits and blue bonds, which are relevant to NATURANCE’s goals of leveraging nature-based solutions for climate resilience. The report emphasizes the importance of corporate and institutional engagement in biodiversity, driven by frameworks like TNFD. These trends align with NATURANCE’s efforts to bridge the climate protection gap through sustainable financing mechanisms.