Ekos is proud to announce two exciting initiatives:
1. BioCredita Project Accelerator
Ekos is excited to launch the BioCredita Project Accelerator — a new programme helping projects move from vision to verified impact. Selected participants will be fast-tracked through a Project Idea Note (PIN) and registration on the Ekos SD Registry.
Submissions for the Accelerator programme questionnaire close on 10 October, so don’t miss your chance to apply - access the questionnaire here.
Watch the webinar with Sean Weaver (Founder & CEO, Ekos) through the link below to learn what the Accelerator involves, who it’s for, and how your project can take the next step toward verified biodiversity or conservation credits.
2. BioCredita Roadshow
We’re on the road — connecting face-to-face to answer questions and share the exciting offerings that Ekos can provide to support your business goals:
1. Developing your own forest projects or,
2. Investing in nature positive impact through biodiversity credits.
“Ekos Forever Forest offers an end-to-end service, where you can use a regeneration forestry approach to look after the land whilst generating your own long term carbon removals for your carbon management. This safeguards security of supply and control over the provenance of your carbon removals, and adds a unique and valuable asset to your business portfolio.” — Chris Myers, Director, Ekos Forever Forest
“Ekos BioCredita is for businesses that want to do more than report – they want to restore. This roadshow is our chance to get in the same room; connect directly, answer questions, and show how this new tool can support real-world biodiversity action.” — Sean Weaver, Founder & CEO, Ekos
“The Roadshow is your chance to ask questions face to face, and see exactly what a biodiversity credit helps fund. We’ll share what’s worked, what we’ve learned, and how businesses can make a meaningful difference by backing conservation like ours, that’s already happening.” — Helen Hughes, Chief Executive, Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari
Stay tuned for dates and locations, and join us in shaping the next generation of biodiversity credits for Aotearoa and beyond.
