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Have your say on this important standard for biodiversity in high-integrity nature markets. The consultation closes this Friday 17 January, and your comments can help ensure the next version meets the evolving needs of the market. Find out more below ⬇️ #Biodiversity #NatureMarkets #NatureInvestment

Calling all nature market participants! Public comments for the first thematic standard for UK biodiversity markets (BSI Flex 702 v1.0) closes this Friday, 17 January.  This specification builds on the overarching principles for all nature markets and sets clear requirements for biodiversity outcomes, aiming to support the design of nature projects that drive clarity, quality, and consistency. What are your views on the standard? Share them now: https://lnkd.in/ez6s-Ddw Thank you for helping shape the future of UK biodiversity markets. #Biodiversity #NatureMarkets #BSIStandards #NatureInvestment 

A chance to share your views on the first thematic standard for UK biodiversity markets. Details in the post below. #Biodiversity #BSIStandards #NatureInvestment #NatureMarkets

Calling all nature market participants—today is the final day to have your say on BSI Flex 702 v1.0, the first thematic standard for UK biodiversity markets. This specification builds on overarching nature market principles and sets clear requirements for biodiversity outcomes, ensuring clarity, quality, and consistency in nature projects. 📢 Your input is crucial in shaping a robust, transparent, and effective biodiversity market. Share your views before the deadline! 👉 https://lnkd.in/ez6s-Ddw Let’s shape the future of UK biodiversity markets together. 🌿💡 #Biodiversity #NatureMarkets #Sustainability #HaveYourSay

The World Database of Key Biodiversity Areas (WDKBA) is a comprehensive, robust, up-to-date, and accessible data management system for Key Biodiversity Areas, the most important sites in the world for nature.🌿 Explore it and discover more about KBAs 🌐 https://bit.ly/WDKBA #KBAs #Biodiversity

Over nine days, we are sharing the 9 different sections of The Global Biodiversity Standard manual for assessment and best practices. The 9th and final Section concludes the manual by outlining the importance of The Global Biodiversity Standard as a tool to advance positive biodiversity outcomes from ecosystem restoration initiatives. It includes a call to action for continued improvements in nature-based projects for better biodiversity outcomes. Learn more about TGBS and download the manual now: https://buff.ly/4bvCG69 #TheGlobalBiodiversityStandard #BiodiversityConservation #BiodiversityCrisis #EcosystemRestoration

Over nine days, we are sharing the 9 different sections of The Global Biodiversity Standard manual for assessment and best practices. The 9th and final Section concludes the manual by outlining the importance of The Global Biodiversity Standard as a tool to advance positive biodiversity outcomes from ecosystem restoration initiatives. It includes a call to action for continued improvements in nature-based projects for better biodiversity outcomes. Learn more about TGBS and download the manual now: https://buff.ly/4bvCG69 #TheGlobalBiodiversityStandard #BiodiversityConservation #BiodiversityCrisis #EcosystemRestoration 

Our recent paper on measurement challenges in the emerging biodiversity credit market is generating alot of interest. Its useful for academics wanting to understand how the biodiversity credit world is developing (it barely existed a few years ago but is exploding in diversity and reach). It's also useful for industry to introduce them to relevant academic literature (from Ecology/biodiversity science, to Eclogical Economics and critical social sciences)

It is important to investigate how biodiversity credit operators are defining a unit of nature, and whether they can overcome the difficulties encountered in biodiversity offsetting schemes and the forest carbon market. "Here, we review a sample of emerging methodologies from organizations proposing to sell biodiversity credits on the international voluntary market".

Join us on Swiss public radio SRF for an interview, conducted in German, on the future of nature finance and biodiversity credits. Clara Morales-Rozo. PhD, BioCarbon Standard’s Biodiversity Program Officer,  addresses key questions on the market's growth, challenges of multiple standards, and the importance of building trust. Listen in to learn how biodiversity credits can contribute to global conservation efforts. https://lnkd.in/eWEzFWje #BiodiversityFinance  #CarbonMarket