Asia Pacific > Conservation alliance asks for clearer purpose, offset ban in Australia’s nature repair market

Conservation alliance asks for clearer purpose, offset ban in Australia’s nature repair market

Published 11:29 on June 2, 2023  /  Last updated at 11:29 on June 2, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

The Australian government should clarify the purpose of its planned biodiversity market and rule out the use of credits for offsetting purposes for at least three years, according to an umbrella organisation for some of the nation’s biggest conservation groups.
The Australian government should clarify the purpose of its planned biodiversity market and rule out the use of credits for offsetting purposes for at least three years, according to an umbrella organisation for some of the nation’s biggest conservation groups.


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