Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: Biodiversity markets could help Venice recover from lagoon ecosystems disaster

INTERVIEW: Biodiversity markets could help Venice recover from lagoon ecosystems disaster

Published 13:58 on August 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:58 on August 8, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

A Venice-based conservation group is eyeing the biodiversity credit market to save the Italian city's lagoon ecosystems from destruction driven by shipping and mass tourism.
A Venice-based conservation group is eyeing the biodiversity credit market to save the Italian city's lagoon ecosystems from destruction driven by shipping and mass tourism.


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