Promotion of biodiversity awareness through educational programs leading to improved conservation practices

Implementation of biodiversity modules and field activities

Support for eco-friendly campus management

Adoption of low-impact landscaping and maintenance

Development of guidelines for responsible procurement

Preference for suppliers with biodiversity-friendly products

Collaboration with NGOs for biodiversity protection

Partnerships for biodiversity conservation workshops

Recognition of sector leadership in biodiversity protection

Promotion of achievements in biodiversity management

Use of pesticides and chemicals on campus

Application of harmful substances in landscaping or maintenance

Neglect of biodiversity criteria in supplier selection

Absence of biodiversity-friendly criteria in procurement

Non-compliance with biodiversity protection regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for biodiversity

Poor communication on biodiversity management

Lack of transparency on biodiversity impacts

Neglect of feedback on biodiversity from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about biodiversity loss

Regulatory fines for biodiversity loss

Authorities increase enforcement of biodiversity regulations

Brand damage from biodiversity loss controversies

Negative media coverage of biodiversity loss incidents

Loss of contracts due to poor biodiversity management

Partners require proof of biodiversity protection

Increased costs from biodiversity compliance requirements

Need for new investments in biodiversity management

Legal actions by stakeholders over biodiversity loss

Stakeholders file lawsuits for biodiversity loss

Development of “Biodiversity-Friendly Campus” certifications

Certification for best practices in biodiversity management

Access to funding for biodiversity protection projects

Grants/subsidies for biodiversity conservation

Partnerships with NGOs for biodiversity innovation

Joint development of biodiversity management solutions

Expansion into markets valuing biodiversity protection

Partners demanding certified biodiversity-friendly practices

Promotion of ecosystem services education through curriculum integration leading to increased understanding and stewardship

Inclusion of ecosystem services topics in courses

Support for green infrastructure on campus

Implementation of green roofs, rain gardens, and tree planting

Development of guidelines for sustainable water and soil management

Establishment of protocols to protect ecosystem services

Collaboration with NGOs for ecosystem restoration

Partnerships for restoration projects and volunteering

Recognition of sector leadership in ecosystem stewardship

Promotion of achievements in ecosystem services management

Depletion of local ecosystem services due to unsustainable practices

Overextraction or mismanagement of water, soil, or green spaces

Neglect of ecosystem service criteria in supplier selection

Absence of ecosystem-friendly criteria in procurement

Non-compliance with ecosystem protection regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for ecosystem protection

Poor communication on ecosystem management

Lack of transparency on use and protection of ecosystem services

Neglect of feedback on ecosystem services from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about ecosystem service impacts

Regulatory fines for ecosystem service impacts

Authorities increase enforcement of ecosystem protection regulations