Friends of the Earth represent some of the strongest critics to Biodiversity Offsets both as a concept and in practice. They have prepared a short briefing note entitled “Case studies of biodiversity offsetting: voices from the ground” including a critical … Continue reading
I am using LinkedIn not only as a platform to connect to other people in my professional field, but also to exchange and discuss current issues. As a result, all of the posts on the Biodiversity Offsets Blog are shared … Continue reading
As a regular or occasional visitor to the Biodiversity Offsets Blog, you have certainly noticed (and hopefully participated in) the brief one-question multiple choice online poll included in the top right sidebar (this time it’s two questions to be exact). … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Carlos Ferreira, Research Assistant in the Center for Business in Society at Coventry University. He can be reached at carlos.ferreira@coventry.ac.uk. This comment has previously been published on Ecosystem Marketplace. It is the expression of the … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Victoria Griffiths, PhD Student at Imperial College London (UK). This comment is the expression of the author’s thoughts and experiences and as such is acknowledged as a fruitful contribution to the discussion on biodiversity … Continue reading
Daniel Moura has started a new discussion in the Biodiversity Professionals Group on LinkedIn on the value of valuing nature. This is based on a recent article published in the research news section of the University of Cambridge (UK), entitled … Continue reading
Baptiste Regnery has prepared a PhD study at Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris on the application of biodiversity offsets in France in 2013. It is entitled “Les mesures compensatoires pour la biodiversité. Conception et perspectives d’application” (in French language). … Continue reading
Ana Villarroya Ballarin has prepared a PhD study focusing on environmental impact assessment and biodiversity offsets in Spain at the faculty of sciences at University of Navarra. The work is entitled “ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN SPAIN: CURRENT … Continue reading
Another PhD on Biodiversity Offsets was published this year. Joe Bull has prepared his work at Imperial College London, Department of Life Sciences. His work focuses on biodiversity offsets for moving conservation targets. He examines the case of the Saiga Antelope in the … Continue reading
A Report on Biodiversity Offsetting Nice to see another PhD in the biodiversity offsets field – with more analyses such as this we will be able to have a better informed discussion! Many thanks Carlos! As the PhD is still “fresh” … Continue reading