The concept of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) is a set of practices that companies adopt to ensure that their operations are sustainable and responsible. Increasingly important to investors and consumers, ESG brings direct benefits to a company's image, its competitiveness and, often, its longevity in the market.
Environmental ESG: Reducing Impacts on the Environment
In terms of environmentalESG means that the company must measure and control its impacts on the environment. This can include reducing carbon emissions, the sustainable use of natural resources and even the recovery of degraded areas. In practice, it means setting specific targets, such as reducing water use, reducing waste and preferring renewable energy sources.
Conservare helps companies that want to adopt these practices. For example environmental licensing For new developments, such as allotments, we help assess and mitigate environmental impacts, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and biodiversity conservation. In addition, if the business activity involves risks to the local fauna, we carry out monitoring and drawing up plans to protect the species present on the site, helping to preserve the environmental balance and avoid future problems with enforcement.
- Fauna and Flora Monitoring and Management
Developments in areas where fauna and flora are present need to guarantee the preservation of these resources. To this end, Conservare offers wildlife monitoringa - from mapping species to developing strategies to protect these animals and their natural habitat. This can include the creation of protection areas or ecological corridors, where the animals can move around safely. In the case of companies that breed animals in captivity, such as zoos or commercial breeders, we offer technical support for correct management of these species, following the ESG sustainability guidelines.
- Recovery of Degraded Areas and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity
For companies working on sites that need to be restored, whether due to intense use or previous exploitation, Conservare draws up and implements environmental recovery plansby planting native species and promoting the return of biodiversity. In addition, we help to establish sustainable use practices of natural resources, with the aim of conserving biodiversity while the company's activities take place.

ESG Social: Commitment to People
The size social ESG involves the company's commitment to the well-being of its employees, communities and customers. This means guaranteeing fair and safe working conditions, promoting diversity and supporting the development of local communities. At Conservare, we encourage the growth of our team through training and capacity-building opportunities, such as participation in courses and congresses. In addition, we seek to offer better employment opportunities for women and encourage our clients to do the same in their local communities, generating positive social impact.
ESG in Governance: Ethics and Transparency
A governance within ESG involves the way the company is managed, with a focus on ethics, transparency and accountability. This means adopting anti-corruption policies, complying with regulatory standards and maintaining a diverse and qualified board of directors. In practice, companies that follow these guidelines maintain regular audits, make decisions clearly and enable everyone involved to evaluate and question the company's practices. At Conservare, we are transparent in our operations and are committed to being accountable to our partners and the public.
Measuring ESG Impact
To ensure that ESG practices are actually generating the expected results, it is essential to measure and disclose these impacts. Tools such as the materiality matrix and specific indicators for each area help track progress and inform the public clearly. These actions not only add financial and social value to the company, but also protect against the risk of "greenwashing" - the practice of pretending to be sustainable - and demonstrate a real commitment to a more sustainable and just future.
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