Public sector entities are increasingly integrating ecosystem services into their planning and operations, driven by growing awareness of the vital role natural capital plays in achieving sustainability goals. Trends include incorporating natural infrastructure into stormwater management and flood control, developing payment for ecosystem services (PES) schemes to incentivize land stewardship, and establishing regulatory frameworks that explicitly value and protect biodiversity. Furthermore, governments are actively pursuing green procurement policies, prioritizing environmentally friendly products and services, and investing in research and monitoring to better understand and quantify the benefits derived from healthy ecosystems. This shift towards valuing nature's contributions is crucial for mitigating climate change, enhancing resilience, and ensuring long-term societal well-being.