CANBERRA, Australia - AussieJournal -- NatureHelm is now a member of the Nature Tech Collective (NTC), a global non-profit alliance dedicated to advancing technology adoption for a nature-positive economy. This strategic move instantly positions the company as a key contributor to the sector's growth.

By joining the NTC, NatureHelm solidifies its role as an essential technology provider within the Collective, bringing its platform that uses AI to translate complex biodiversity data into actionable business intelligence for effective nature protection.

Dr. Debbie Saunders, CEO of NatureHelm, stated that collaboration is essential to accelerate impact. "The biodiversity crisis is too vast for any single company to solve alone. Our membership in the Nature Tech Collective is a strategic step that allows us to share knowledge, align on data standards, and co-develop solutions that directly address the challenge of bringing finance to nature protection and restoration," said Dr. Saunders.

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The NTC's core mission is to act as an ecosystem bridge-builder, connecting nature tech innovators with end-users and funders to transform adoption challenges into scalable opportunities. NatureHelm joins the NTC community to actively participate in this collective effort, sharing knowledge and working alongside other industry leaders to drive a global nature-positive future.

As a member of the NTC, NatureHelm will focus on:

• Accelerating Shared Knowledge: Contributing expertise in biodiversity intelligence and AI to collaborative working groups and knowledge-sharing forums.
• Building the Ecosystem: Participating in networking events, summits, and matchmaking sessions to foster partnerships essential for nature tech adoption.
• Advancing the Transition: Working collectively with members—including investors, standard-setters, and corporations—to accelerate the development and adoption of high-integrity, scalable solutions that close the nature-finance gap.

This commitment to collaboration is vital for the widespread adoption of tools needed to meet global targets like those set by the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

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About NatureHelm

NatureHelm (https://naturehelm.com/) helps corporates to understand, prioritise, and manage business risks, impacts, and dependencies related to biodiversity. We aggregate and translate complex, site-specific ecological data into clear, actionable insights for businesses and financial institutions. Our solutions enable organisations to proactively identify and manage nature-related double materiality risks, support regulatory compliance (TNFD, CSRD), and drive verifiable, nature-positive change across their entire value chain.

About the Nature Tech Collective (NTC)

The Nature Tech Collective is a global community united by a vision of a nature-positive future. It operates as a non-profit member alliance and intelligence unit focused on advancing the uptake of nature-based solutions. The NTC's goal is to close the nature-finance gap by connecting innovators, investors, and implementers to accelerate the development and adoption of high-impact technology for nature protection and restoration.