Unblock

nature programmes

Verna provides the software platform for nature recovery. Solve biodiversity data challenges and drive projects forward – all the way from plan to proof.

The challenge

$1 trillion is allocated for nature investment

Nature funding must grow from $200B/year to $500B/year by 2030.

Businesses, governments, and NGOs are investing in nature recovery – driven by business risks, customer demands, industry standards, and regulations.

Action is held back by data challenges

Nature recovery projects pose unique data challenges: Handling new types of data, working with complex models, and monitoring over decades.

The solution:
software for nature recovery

Built with deep domain expertise and the latest AI technology, Verna’s software enables you to:

1

Gather and understand nature data – quickly and accurately.

2

Make confident plans and forecasts.

3

Maintain a shared source of truth and trust.

Mycelia

Used by over 100 organisations to plan, track, and collaborate on nature recovery projects.

Verna's Mycelia software handles data across habitats, sites, management plans, and the decades needed for delivery. Because nature is more than just a map.

BASELINE
INTERVENTIONS
OUTCOME
Grassland
Poor condition
60 HECTARES
Grassland
Moderate condition
140 HECTARES
Enhance
60 HECTARES
Enhance
40 HECTARES
Retain
70 HECTARES
Lose
30 HECTARES
Meadow
Good condition
100 HECTARES
Grassland
Moderate condition
70 HECTARES

Latest resources

15 January 2026

Nominations open for the 2026 Local Government Ecology Awards

The annual awards, being run with the Association of Local Government Ecologists, celebrate the positive impact of ecologists in local government.

13 January 2026

Verna raises $4M to help organisations make nature recovery happen

The investment round, led by NAP and Übermorgen, will help us scale our software — including new AI capabilities — so teams can plan, implement, and monitor nature recovery with confidence.

08 January 2026

Mycelia in 2026: Biodiversity gain beyond “the Metric”

New tools in Mycelia to help unblock nature recovery projects, whether or not they use the Biodiversity Net Gain methodology