Some Myths and Misunderstandings in Biodiversity Credit Markets
blogs, biodiversity Ryan Sarsfield blogs, biodiversity Ryan Sarsfield

Some Myths and Misunderstandings in Biodiversity Credit Markets

Biodiversity credit markets are new and unfamiliar to most of us, and misconceptions abound. Because carbon credit markets have attracted so much attention - good, bad, and ugly, there is a (mostly) false impression that carbon markets are, or should be the single model for a biodiversity market, and that couldn’t be farther from the truth. I spoke recently as part of an excellent series on biodiversity credits hosted by the Environmental Leadership Training Initiative, and below I’ve adapted my comments from that event to address some of the myths and doubts often posed by both advocates and skeptics. If others come to mind, go ahead and throw them in the comments below.

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An Abundance of Nature
agriculture, restoration Harry Huntley agriculture, restoration Harry Huntley

An Abundance of Nature

EPIC champions a bold approach to environmental restoration, aligning with the Abundance mindset by streamlining wetland restoration, leveraging technology, and using pay-for-success models. By focusing on outcomes over process, EPIC aims to make nature restoration faster, scalable, and impactful—ensuring clean air, water, and ecosystems are abundant and accessible.

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