Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: Selling biodiversity net gain units might take 10 years, land manager says

INTERVIEW: Selling biodiversity net gain units might take 10 years, land manager says

Published 12:59 on June 12, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:15 on June 12, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

Selling all the biodiversity net gain (BNG) units from one large conservation project in England could take up to a decade, if they trade at all, with the current system unable to drive large-scale landscape recovery on its own, a land manager has said.
Selling all the biodiversity net gain (BNG) units from one large conservation project in England could take up to a decade, if they trade at all, with the current system unable to drive large-scale landscape recovery on its own, a land manager has said.


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