How it works
Five stages. One repeatable model.
A clear process from the first site visit to a portfolio-wide habitat network.
- 01
Understand the site
Review land use, existing habitats, soil, moisture, light, operational requirements and ecological potential.
Existing valuable habitats are identified and protected — never replaced.
- 02
Design the habitat
Select the appropriate Biodiversity Paths solution, species, materials and establishment method.
Right place. Right habitat. Right species.
- 03
Source and prepare
Use suitable Finnish-native or locally sourced plant material with transparent provenance.
Backed by a specialist collector and grower network.
- 04
Establish and manage
Prepare the ground, sow or plant, and follow a site-specific management plan.
Establishment takes seasons, not weeks. Management is part of the design.
- 05
Monitor and scale
Document establishment, learn from the pilot and scale the model across additional sites.
Monitoring and reporting are available as supporting services.
Pilot to portfolio
Start with 1–3 pilot habitats and develop a repeatable portfolio model.
A pilot gives you a real, documented site to learn from: what established, how management works with your operations, and what to specify next. From there the model can be repeated across regions and asset types.
Start with one pilot site. Learn, document and scale across the portfolio.
Ready to walk the first path?
Tell us about a site. We'll suggest the right level, a realistic timeline and what to expect.