Moving from a biodiversity plan to delivery
Nature-recovery projects involve several datasets, organizations and years of follow-up. Mycelia brings that information into a shared workspace so teams can make decisions and track delivery over long periods. Its initial focus was Biodiversity Net Gain projects; at the announcement it reported over 3,000 users across more than 100 organizations.
Extending the software’s reach
NAP and Übermorgen Ventures co-led the financing, which the company announced as $4 million. Verna will add AI-assisted planning tools, support existing customers and expand into further sectors and geographies.
Where the funding goes
- Software development, including AI-powered nature-recovery tools
- Customer support and expansion into further sectors and geographies