2021 Owens Corning Sustainability Report | Overview | Summary & Highlights | 26 Photo submitted by: Karen Bonner | Toledo, Ohio, U.S. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, U.S. Protecting Biodiversity Our 2030 goals for biodiversity will be based on the work we are currently doing to understand the full impact of our operations. We will have established our specific goals based on our findings by 2025. Achieving our biodiversity goals will require a broad- based network of collaborators, both internal and external, including our partnership with the Science Based Target Network, which provides us with a rigorous framework upon which we will build our biodiversity goals. This deep level of cooperation across all levels will be increasingly necessary as we seek to protect the closely interrelated web of species with which we share the planet. Owens Corning uses the Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool (IBAT) to gauge our proximity to areas with high biodiversity value. By employing a science-based, data-driven approach, we can make decisions that have the most positive impact for the species we are working to preserve.