Tropical forests provide us with a swathe of life-sustaining ecosystem services.

The only way to keep tropical forests standing is to make it economically advantageous.

“The critical factor that convinces local farmers to reforest their land is the premium prices they will be paid by To’ak for their cacao.”

In the fight against escalating biodiversity destruction, technology promises to level the playing field.

Ecosystem services are the variety of benefits nature provides that underpin and support our global economy and ways of life.

Systems thinking is a way of accounting for the world’s complexity and interconnectedness when tackling massive problems.

Why does the climate crisis get the majority of funding, attention and publicity?

Venture into the Dominican Republic’s northern mountain range, and you’ll find a bird reserve that’s fine-tuning a new recipe for the cacao industry. 

There’s a market that’s willing to pay more for chocolate that’s had a positive impact on nature.

Greg co-hosts a chocolate-themed Youtube channel, Cam arrives armed with sustainable chocolate samples and Lisa drops cacao facts like a rapper spits rhymes.

Biodiversity loss is an immediate and critical threat to the survival, health, happiness and prosperity of humankind. 

We are currently living in a nature-negative world, where we destroy nature faster than it can replenish itself. 

Restoring nature at the scale needed will require the transformation of our economic systems.

To start solving a problem, you first need to understand it.