Asia Pacific > INTERVIEW: Australian biodiversity credit developer plans huge scale up, sees tradable units as “inevitable”

INTERVIEW: Australian biodiversity credit developer plans huge scale up, sees tradable units as “inevitable”

Published 10:56 on April 17, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:56 on April 17, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

Australian biodiversity credit developer Wilderlands has just passed 100,000 units sold, each of which protects one square metre of land, but wants to increase that ten-fold within the next year.
Australian biodiversity credit developer Wilderlands has just passed 100,000 units sold, each of which protects one square metre of land, but wants to increase that ten-fold within the next year.


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