Biodiversity > Festival partners with biodiversity credit developer in early voluntary market move

Festival partners with biodiversity credit developer in early voluntary market move

Published 09:37 on February 17, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:37 on February 17, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Adelaide Festival in South Australia has partnered with developers Wilderlands to give attendees the opportunity to buy voluntary biodiversity credits from a wetlands conservation project, an early example of small-scale community events using the emerging market to help prop up nature protection.
Adelaide Festival in South Australia has partnered with developers Wilderlands to give attendees the opportunity to buy voluntary biodiversity credits from a wetlands conservation project, an early example of small-scale community events using the emerging market to help prop up nature protection.


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