About

iEarthnl

Uncover a realm of opportunities.

Purpose

The main purpose of iEarthnl is to protect, restore and enhance nature in all its glory — including all living and non-living forms (climate, biodiversity and geology alike).

Ultimately, our aim is for humans to co-evolve and live in harmony with nature by 2050, in line with the United Nations’ mission.

Mission

iEarthnl’s mission is to help reach the societal tipping point (10–25%) needed to transform societies and economies, so that we co-evolve and live in harmony with nature by 2050.

Goals

We encourage organisations, businesses and financial institutions to reduce their negative footprint while increasing their positive handprint — by supporting the regenerative force of nature.


In concrete terms, by 2030 we aim to inspire and encourage 90 companies, organisations and institutions to take bold action for the benefit of nature and people. Specifically, by 2030 we will:


– Deliver 30 insightful and inspiring trainings;
– Consult 30 companies, organisations and institutions on biodiversity- and ESG-related regulation and finance;
– Support 30 biodiversity projects with funding and connections.


Halt biodiversity loss, and restore what has been lost. We can do this. We can transform ourselves — if we all put in the effort.


Let’s get moving.

Team

Founder, Researcher & Consultant: MSc. Lavinia Warnars (Netherlands).

Ego to Eco Workshop at Earth Charter Conference 2025

Lavinia Warnars is a purpose-driven researcher and consultant specialising in sustainability, climate, and biodiversity policy and finance. Her work is guided by the belief that humanity must shift from an ego-centric to an eco-centric way of living in order to truly co-evolve with nature.

She raises awareness among businesses and stakeholders of biodiversity challenges, and supports institutions and companies in reducing nature-related risks while increasing investment in nature-positive solutions. Lavinia combines strong analytical and digital skills with a collaborative, people-centred approach.

She is experienced in facilitating and leading groups, and in translating complex technical topics into clear, accessible insights. She also serves on the boards of several sustainability- and nature-related societies.

Since September 2025, Lavinia has been pursuing a part-time PhD in Nature Finance at VU Amsterdam, investigating the effectiveness and efficiency of environmental markets in protecting and regenerating nature.

Outside work, she enjoys learning, travelling, sport and exploring pristine natural environments around the world. Mountains are her favourite habitat.

A main focus of iEarthnl is Mountain biodiversity.

Picos de Europa, Spain, 2024