Biodiversity > Portuguese aquaculture firm eyes biodiversity credit market to scale funding

Portuguese aquaculture firm eyes biodiversity credit market to scale funding

Published 14:53 on June 25, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:53 on June 25, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

A Portugal-based aquaculture company is conducting a study to evaluate the ecosystem services provided by its bivalve farm to venture into the biodiversity credit market, as it says investments in the industry are still insufficient.
A Portugal-based aquaculture company is conducting a study to evaluate the ecosystem services provided by its bivalve farm to venture into the biodiversity credit market, as it says investments in the industry are still insufficient.


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