This is Session 3 of The Nature Intelligence Edge — a three-part series for environmental consultancies.
If you missed Session 1 (7 May: The nature questions your clients need you to answer) or Session 2 (12 May: eDNA and bioacoustics demystified), the recordings are available on demand.
Adding eDNA or bioacoustics to a proposal can feel hard to justify. Clients push back on cost or novelty. Internal stakeholders want to know how it fits the scope. And you need to be confident the data will hold up to regulatory scrutiny.
This session is about the practical side of winning and delivering nature mandates with eDNA and bioacoustics intelligence. We will cover how to frame eDNA and bioacoustics in competitive tenders, how to build the internal business case, how to structure multi-year monitoring programmes that generate repeat revenue — and how to respond to the scepticism you will encounter along the way.
You will leave with a toolkit of ready-to-use language, statistics, and literature references to make the case for eDNA and bioacoustics faster and with greater confidence.
- Laura Plant, Consultancy Partnerships, NatureMetrics
- Clara Johnston, Consultancy Partnerships, NatureMetrics
The 25-minute presentation will be recorded and available on demand after the event. The Q&A session will give you the space to ask questions freely. Questions can be submitted in advance if preferred by emailing marcomms@naturemetrics.co.uk
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