GeoPark adopts TNFD framework

GeoPark has adopted the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework, which guides organizations in assessing, reporting and acting on nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Joiningthe list of TNFD ‘Adopters’ underscores GeoPark’s vision of making the responsible management of biodiversity, water and climate resilience pillars of its decision-making process.

TNFD is a global initiative that encourages companies to incorporate nature into their strategic and financial decision-making, allowing dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities related to water, ecosystems and biodiversity to be identified. By being part of the framework, GeoPark will strengthen its comprehensive risk management and consolidate more robust monitoring and reporting systems. The Company will begin to report progress in its annual SPEED/Sustainability Report, starting in the next edition that summarizes performance in 2025.

GeoPark has already started to develop a Socio-Ecological Plan in partnership with the Humboldt Institute in Colombia, allowing it to expand its understanding of socio-ecosystems in areas the Company operates in, deepen the identification of nature-related impacts, risks and dependencies, and advance in the definition of metrics aligned with international standards. Communities, local authorities and territorial organizations have been involved in this process.

“Adopting the TNFD is consistent with our sustainability strategy, which integrates operational efficiency, risk management and multiplying positive impact. Understanding and managing our relationship with nature is key to anticipating risks and strengthening the resilience of our operations and the territories we operate in,” GeoPark Director of Sustainability Santiago Martinez said. “Incorporating this perspective in decision-making allows us to build shared value and ensure that in the long term the time we spend in territories contributes to the regeneration of ecosystems and the well-being of communities,” he added.

The Company implements comprehensive actions for biodiversity conservation and restoration, including the planning of green infrastructure to promote ecological connectivity, the conservation of focus species, the strengthening of protected areas in partnership with institutional actors, and the generation of applied scientific knowledge for decision-making. Advances in this area include bioacoustic monitoring in Putumayo carried out with the Humboldt Institute to understand the animal behavior in areas of operational activities, the installation of wildlife crossings, the isolation and recovery of strategic areas for the natural regeneration of forests, and the more than 150,000 biodiversity records that the Company has contributed to national and global open databases.

By joining TNFD, GeoPark takes another step forward in its commitment to transparency and management of nature–related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities, to demonstratingits sustainability leadership, and to contributing to the well-being and resilience of the territories it operates in.

ABOUT GEOPARK

GeoPark is a leading independent energy company with over 20 years of successful operations across Latin America and which has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 2014. In Colombia, it is one of the main companies in the sector. Since being founded, GeoPark’s SPEED Integrated Value System (Safety, Prosperity, Employees, Environment and Community Development) has embodied its commitment to sustainability in every territory that the Company operates in.

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