Asia Pacific > Views split on whether a NZ biodiversity market is the best course

Views split on whether a NZ biodiversity market is the best course

Published 05:25 on November 13, 2023  /  Last updated at 08:58 on November 13, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, New Zealand

Submissions to New Zealand’s biodiversity market consultation agreed that governments alone can not muster enough cash to adequately address biodiversity decline, but there are concerns that credit-based schemes are too immature to be considered.
Submissions to New Zealand’s biodiversity market consultation agreed that governments alone can not muster enough cash to adequately address biodiversity decline, but there are concerns that credit-based schemes are too immature to be considered.


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