Biodiversity > Australian cassowary credit scheme highlights the long road to a biodiversity market

Australian cassowary credit scheme highlights the long road to a biodiversity market

Published 12:10 on January 19, 2023  /  Last updated at 00:16 on January 23, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

A crediting project looking to protect tropical rainforests in remote northern Queensland has been described by its developer as one of the most developed in the world, however it is being held up by a lack of market infrastructure while also wanting to ensure it is scientifically rigorous enough to avoid the stigma of carbon credit schemes.
A crediting project looking to protect tropical rainforests in remote northern Queensland has been described by its developer as one of the most developed in the world, however it is being held up by a lack of market infrastructure while also wanting to ensure it is scientifically rigorous enough to avoid the stigma of carbon credit schemes.


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