Some words are used so often that they start to lose their meaning. “Biodiversity” is one of them. In a business context, it is often associated with pleasant images: a few birds, trees being planted, a meadow corner, a beehive on a rooftop. That is already something. But biodiversity is far broader, and far more concrete. It is the living fabric that holds together water, soils, fertility, pollination, flood regulation, and a territory’s ability to absorb shocks. Understanding this means moving from a “nice-to-have” topic to a matter of responsibility.