Who we are
Nattergal was established to become a world-leading nature restoration company.
We are pioneering the commercialisation of nature restoration to help deliver the “30% by 2030” global biodiversity framework goal.
What we do
“At Nattergal, we have used the inspiration and evidence of Knepp to come up with a model that provides real solutions for nature recovery. It can be used at scale and in multiple regions around the world, from the seabed to coastal wetlands to ecologically degraded, low-yielding farmland. Our model relies on identifying trusted partners from the corporate world to work with us, to provide that vital additional funding for nature.”
-Sir Charlie Burrell, Non-Executive Chairman
Why we exist
The survival of all species, including our own, depends on functioning ecosystems. Nature itself can provide the solutions to climate change, sustainable food production and biodiversity collapse.
However, nature is undervalued in the world economy and biodiversity continues to decline at catastrophic speed. Our generation must act quickly, boldly and at scale.
“Nattergal’s purpose is to make nature an investible asset class”
— Archie Struthers, CEO
Our Values
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Nature First
All other ecosystems services depend upon the recovery of biodiversity. To secure sustainable returns on any investment, we need a positive trajectory for nature. And this is vital for society too.
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Collaboration Multiplies Impact
We know that by sharing what we learn, seeking local knowledge, and collaborating with others, we can find more effective solutions and move faster towards a better, wilder future.
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Act Local
Tackling the global biodiversity and climate change crises starts with local action. We will only succeed if we create nature restoration sites that our local communities can be proud of and receive real, sustainable benefits from.
The Future
“Never has there been a more desperate time for this planet, our home. But never has there been a more exciting time, either. In just the last few years, we’ve seen a groundswell of concern for the environment around the globe, and this has sparked a transformation of attitude in the corporate and financial world towards nature and our consumption of its resources”
-Sir Charlie Burrell, Non Executive Chairman
