Defend your licence to operate, build resilience, and lower your cost of capital.
Landler turns the natural capital across your mining operations and the landscapes around them into financial decisions — unifying satellite and field data, modelling the business case, and connecting it to capital and nature markets.
How a company manages nature directly determines permitting speed, social licence, operational continuity, and investor confidence
The mechanism is direct. Nature degrades; communities and regulators respond; operations are disrupted. Capital markets and insurers are watching it in real time, repricing exposure before the operational damage is fully understood
Create value from nature across the entire mine lifecycle
Exploration
Establish defensible ecological, water and social baselines across exploration targets before committing capex — so future permits and capital conversations start from evidence, not estimates.
Feasibility & permitting
Turn ESIA, biodiversity and water evidence into permit-ready documentation and credible mitigation-hierarchy plans.
Construction & development
Track impacts versus baseline during build-out and meet lender and offtake conditions with live ecological evidence rather than annual snapshots.
Operations
Monitor biodiversity, water and tailings-adjacent ecosystems in real time. Model the ROI of nature and water interventions on operational risk, premia and permit renewal.
Closure & rehabilitation
Evidence progressive rehabilitation to reduce closure liability and release rehab bonds on defensible data — not aspirational plans.
Landler in action
Investments into nature come from a variety of industries and countries all over the world. Businesses invest to reduce risk, comply with reporting standards and increase stakeholder trust.
Ritter Sport partnered with The Landbanking Group to analyze the exposure to climate risk within their cocoa supply chain.
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Discover how an organic food company uses Landler to monitor the effectiveness of regenerative practices in their supply chain.
How a law firm generated positive nature impact beyond their value chain
Bird & Bird wanted to contribute to positive nature outcomes outside their value chain, moving beyond carbon-focused strategies. They aimed for a holistic, verifiable approach to improving ecosystems, aligned with their business goals.
SEKEM & EBDA used Landler to track the impact of their regenerative farming practices, generate natural capital units from the improvements and sell them to buyers.
Discover how a German construction company used Landler's technology to measure the natural capital value of their properties.
Discover how community-led conservation protects 250,000 hectares of Amazon rainforest in Suriname. We partner with Indigenous stewards to save biodiversity.
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Male Conservancy is redefining African conservation. See how this 2,000-hectare, African-led project in Kenya restores land and builds a thriving nature-based economy.
