Part of the reason for forestry’s bright future is its expansion into new construction and product opportunities, with demand expected to remain high for the long term, explains Gresham House’s Olly Hughes.

As climate change and biodiversity loss reshape the global economy, sustainable forestry is emerging as a powerful tool, says Manulife’s Tom Sarno.

Pan-European forestry is gaining traction as a robust and future-proof asset class, say France Valley’s Arnaud Filhol and Marc Samama.

Natural capital investing boosts the environment and helps drive financial returns, say Brad Mytton, Max Butler and Samantha Bayes from Roc Partners.

Forest Investment Associates’ managing director, head of business development and head of sustainability MaryKate Bullen explains how GPs can build real asset value and grow LP confidence in timberland investing.

Natural capital creates long-term, renewable value, says Astarte’s co-founder and managing partner Dr Stavros Siokos.

Investing in forestry and agriculture is critical if we are to transition to a sustainable, renewable world, say New Forests’ David Brand and Mark Rogers.

There’s enormous potential to be found within Australian agriculture, which will only grow as the market matures, say GO.FARM’s Liam Lenaghan and LAWD’s Danny Thomas.

Focusing on large-scale timberland investment increases the benefits available to all stakeholders, say BTG’s Gerrity Lansing and Mark Wishnie.

Ensuring investing success in food and agribusiness is all about the ‘right’ strategy, says Kevin Schwartz, CEO and managing partner at Paine Schwartz Partners.