Natural capital markets – an at-a-glance guide
Every corporate business in the UK is under growing pressure to measure
the impact of their operations on climate change and biodiversity and to take steps to reduce it.
Nature-based solutions are one way for them to meet both their regulatory obligations and voluntary sustainability goals, while at the same time opening up new revenue
streams for landowners.
However, land managers understandably have questions around what level of
activity is being seen in the different natural capital and environmental
markets, what sort of revenues are being generated and what policy and
legislative changes are on the horizon that might impact demand.
Our at-a-glance guide to natural capital markets looks at:
- Woodland carbon
- Peatland carbon
- Soil carbon
- Carbon ‘plus’ or high-integrity carbon credits
- Biodiversity Net Gain (mandatory)
- Biodiversity credits (voluntary)
- Nutrient neutrality
Download a copy for further details or to contact a member of our Energy, Nature and Net Zero team.
