Endangered Wildlife OÜ is a disruptive Tech4Good Fintech company specialising in the valuation of biodiversity.
The financial impact justifies biodiversity as a sustainable impact investment option.
Value Biodiversity
Rate your environmental footprint
Biodiversity Solutions International SaaS consists of the Biodiversity Valuator, which integrates multidisciplinary valuation techniques to calculate a financial value for biodiversity; and the Environmental Footprint Calculator (EFC), which is an environmental and biodiversity footprint rating solution for private and corporate use.
With mass extinctions and climate change, it is time to take responsibility. Impact investing helps to generate not only financial returns but also environmental impact.
Number of
Threatened Species 32,441
Value of
Impact Investments USD 715bn
Value of
Conservation Investments USD 8bn
Conservation Portfolio
Considering the need for biodiversity conservation and the importance of impact investing, Endangered Wildlife OÜ is currently in the process of developing a conservation portfolio. This portfolio consists of two conservation programmes that rewild endangered species using a circular economy model.
We are committed to saving all biodiversity by working with verifiable projects that engage with saving threatened species. We assist these conservation projects by justifying conversation value and by listing their profiles on our platform. Funding assistance can also be under consideration.
Endangered species, the value of biodiversity, investing, biodiversity hotspots, ocean conservation and why biodiversity is important … we blog about it all.
How to make the interests of Mother Nature and business congruent? How to walk delicately on the fragile – and, well, sometimes obscure – line in evaluating biodiversity financially? And after all, is it ‘fair’ to put a price-tag on the immense variety of species, some of which come in leaps and bounds, while others are scarce or nearly extinct?
Undoubtedly, environmental consciousness has increased tangibly lately, as new, Mother Nature-friendly policies by states got under many people’s skin – naturally or with some lashing by the whip. Yet the real change will come when good and proper treatment of nature will be encoded, literally, into the genes of young generations. What needs to be done to boost environmental education, especially for the youth, in the Baltics first of all, to get the message on the urgency out?
Be it a mom-and-pop bakery, a major regional airline or a groovy Tech4Good Fintech company specialising in the valuation of biodiversity, the start of the year has been auspicious for all, hinting that the gloom of the COVID-19 depression here in the Baltics might be finally over. Let’s knock on wood!