The use of the mitigation hierarchy is based on avoid, minimise, restore and compensate impacts in the ecosystems where Cellnex might contribute to habitat degradation. The implementation of the No Net Loss in the priority areas identified in the nature-based risk analysis. Ensuring legal compliance associated with electromagnetic emissions to avoid negative impacts on nature and biodiversity.

Cellnex Spain is implementing various biodiversity management projects, including applying compensation measures. Key initiatives include collaboration with the Generalitat de Catalunya to monitor and remove Argentine parrot nests from towers, procedures prioritizing manual or mechanical vegetation clearing over herbicides, and guidelines to protect bee nests. Additionally, Cellnex is working with the Trenca association to develop stork nest compensation measures, relocating and building nests in suitable areas.

Cellnex Spain is implementing biodiversity management projects with compensation measures. The aim includes monitoring and removing Argentine parrot nests, prioritizing manual vegetation clearing, and protecting bee nests. Collaboration with the Trenca association aims to develop stork nest compensation measures. Key performance indicators are not explicitly mentioned.

Cellnex Spain is implementing biodiversity management projects with compensation measures. However, the monetary value of both direct and indirect costs associated with these biodiversity offsets is not disclosed.

Cellnex Spain is implementing biodiversity management projects with compensation measures. This includes collaboration with the Generalitat de Catalunya to monitor and remove Argentine parrot nests, prioritizing manual vegetation clearing, and protecting bee nests. Additionally, Cellnex is working with the Trenca association to develop stork nest compensation measures. Specific details on area, type, quality criteria, and standards are not provided.

Cellnex Poland responds to the needs of landowners and legal authorities and makes sure that the structures do not disturb the surrounding architecture and fit into the surroundings as much as possible. The local community's opinion is of great importance in selecting a structure.

Cellnex Poland involves landowners, legal authorities, and the local community in its biodiversity actions. The local community's opinion is crucial in selecting structures to ensure they do not disturb the surrounding architecture. The involvement aims to minimize negative impacts and ensure the structures fit into the surroundings.

Cellnex Poland emphasizes the importance of the local community's opinion in selecting structures to ensure they do not disturb the surrounding architecture and fit into the surroundings as much as possible. This involves conducting consultations and respecting the decisions of affected communities.

In 2024, all planning applications in England must include a 10% net biodiversity gain, with a 30-year management plan for habitat enhancement. Cellnex UK typically develops these plans in exempt areas but ensures habitat disturbances are avoided where required. This indicates an effort to mitigate negative sustainability impacts.

Cellnex has implemented a series of mitigation actions to reduce its negative impacts and nature-related risks. These actions are established based on the local context of each country where the organization operates, suggesting a systematic practice rather than a one-time initiative.