Dolomite Mountains, a tour operator active in the Dolomites, launched a structured pathway in 2021 to measure, reduce, and capture its climate impacts, integrating sustainability into its business model.
Read MoreDolomite Mountains’ pathway between Corporate Carbon Footprint and reforestation in Alta Badia
Oasi Dynamo extends over one thousand hectares in the heart of the Pistoia Apennines, at altitudes ranging from 700 to over 1,100 meters above sea level. Restored in 2006, it now represents an integrated model of environmental conservation, responsible management, and social impact.
Read MoreFSC® Certification as a Tool for Biodiversity Protection and Territorial Enhancement
FSC International is updating National Risk Assessments under the new FSC Risk Assessment Framework. The new FSC Risk Assessments represent the evolution of the previous Controlled Wood system and will be aligned with EUDR requirements
Read MoreEtifor leads the update of the national risk assessment on behalf of FSC International
The wood supply chain represents a key element in economic decarbonization processes. Wood products can replace fossil-based materials and contribute to carbon storage throughout the product life cycle.
Read MoreWe contribute to the GRINS project by developing a model of wood product flows to assess the role of the Italian forest-wood system in carbon storage.
As an increasing number of companies adopt Science-Based Targets for Nature (SBTN) and commit to avoiding the conversion of natural lands, it becomes essential to accurately identify natural and critical habitats potentially affected by development projects.
Read MoreSupporting Sungrow Power in aligning with SBTN and IFC PS6 requirements to avoid the conversion of natural ecosystems
In Serbia, development planning processes and investment decisions do not yet systematically integrate the economic value of ecosystem services. Essential functions such as water regulation, flood protection, and biodiversity conservation often remain invisible in public budgets and spatial planning instruments.
Read MoreWe support United Nations Development Programme - Serbia in developing a national methodology for the economic valuation of ecosystem services and strengthening climate resilience
Starting from 2026, Bosco di Zaher will undergo forest maintenance and expansion works, carried out by Comune di Venezia with the contribution of Enel Produzione and the technical support of Etifor.
Read MoreActive forest management, targeted reforestation, and long-term monitoring for a healthier and more resilient urban forest
The paper The Role of Water Utilities in Implementing Urban Nature-Based Solutions: An Italian Perspective, published in the international scientific journal Water (MDPI), analyses the contribution of water utilities to the implementation of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in urban contexts, with a specific focus on the Italian case.
Read MoreThe paper The Role of Water Utilities in Implementing Urban Nature-Based Solutions: An Italian Perspective, published in the international scientific journal Water (MDPI), analyses the contribution of water utilities to the implementation of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in urban contexts, with a specific focus on the Italian case. The study contributes to the European debate
Nido di Seta is a project by Gucci focused on enhancing the silk supply chain in Italy, with particular attention to the recovery of traditional production practices and land management. The initiative aims to integrate agricultural and manufacturing activities with the protection of local ecosystems, contributing to the generation of key ecosystem services, such as biodiversity support, regulation of natural cycles, and conservation of the rural landscape.
We support Gucci in the scientific assessment and reporting of the environmental benefits generated by the “Nido di Seta” project in the municipalities of San Floro and Cortale
Parco Fiume Brenta
The Brenta River and its wetlands represent one of the most important ecosystems for biodiversity in the Veneto region. The Natura 2000 site “Grave e Zone Umide della Brenta” hosts a variety of species of fauna and flora of community interest, but anthropogenic pressures and climate change threaten their survival. The MAP-Brenta project is promoted under the NBFC research program, funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), with the goal of strengthening the management and conservation of this important ecosystem. Through thorough scientific analysis and active participation from the local community, MAP-Brenta aims to fill existing knowledge gaps and define targeted conservation and restoration interventions.
Read MoreSupporting the MAP-Brenta project in the conservation and management of wetlands along the Brenta River
