Biodiversity > Stakeholders cautiously welcome Australia’s proposed nature repair market, but litany of concerns remain

Stakeholders cautiously welcome Australia’s proposed nature repair market, but litany of concerns remain

Published 05:12 on March 9, 2023  /  Last updated at 06:30 on May 31, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Feedback on the Australian government’s nature repair market draft legislation has highlighted the proposal’s current lack of detail, calling for greater clarity on key areas, while some are concerned about the potential for perverse outcomes, particularly in jurisdictions where conservation laws are lacking.
Feedback on the Australian government’s nature repair market draft legislation has highlighted the proposal’s current lack of detail, calling for greater clarity on key areas, while some are concerned about the potential for perverse outcomes, particularly in jurisdictions where conservation laws are lacking.


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