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Study flags gaps in technologies used for monitoring biodiversity credit projects

Published 14:46 on August 22, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:48 on August 22, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, EMEA, International

Monitoring technologies commonly mentioned in biodiversity credit methodologies still have limitations that experts should take into account when engaging in nature markets, a study has said.
Monitoring technologies commonly mentioned in biodiversity credit methodologies still have limitations that experts should take into account when engaging in nature markets, a study has said.


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