One year ago, the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), the Fashion Pact (TFP) and Conservation International mapped out how the fashion industry could implement its first Science-Based Targets for Nature.
Their report, ‘Raising the ambition for nature: A primer on the first science-based targets for nature for the fashion, apparel, and textile sector’, began a two-year project to address the industry’s ecological footprint and develop credible biodiversity strategies.
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