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Can Fashion Be ‘Nature-Positive’?

As COP15 puts biodiversity in the spotlight, fashion companies from H&M to Kering are re-upping their commitments to protecting and restoring nature. But tackling the issue in earnest will require industry-wide reform.
A delegate walks by a sign saying "Nature Positive by 2030" at the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15).
A delegate walks by a sign at the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15). (ANDREJ IVANOV)

Over the last two weeks, several major fashion companies seized on COP15, the UN biodiversity conference taking place in Montreal, to highlight their commitments to tackling the threat that human activity poses to the natural world, as one million species of plants and animals face possible extinction.

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