In line with its purpose of contributing to people and the planet from the perspective of nature and renewables, the subsidiary took part in the United Nations Biodiversity Conference held in October in Cali, Colombia, presenting on several panels the actions it is developing to protect biodiversity and endangered species in Latin America.

For the first time, ARAUCO disclosed the results of the measurement of the natural capital of its biological assets in Chile. Juan Anzieta, ARAUCO’s Forestry and Sustainability Manager, said that “being able to assess the value generated, not only for the company but also for society, allows us to make better decisions, locate restoration actions where they have a real effect, and provide information to investors and clients about our positive impact on biodiversity.”

The executive also pointed out that “the countries have presented updates of their National Biodiversity Strategies and Plans and the companies have also been showing their progress and commitments, goals and indicators to transform their business, which is very important for moving forward on the path of making a positive contribution to nature.”