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  rePLANET Supports Orgnanisation’s on TNFD Adoption Journeys  Before diving into the TNFD in more detail it is important to highlight ...

The two biggest issues we face today in conservation are climate change and biodiversity loss and the challenge is to find a ...

  There are several key markers of high-quality carbon offset and biodiversity gain projects, these include: Additionality, Permanence, Transparency, Integrity, Scalability and ...

Consider this blog as a guide to the markets within which rePLANET operates. Here, we define these markets, and where possible, highlight ...

At COP15, countries committed to restoring at least 30% of degraded terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems by 2030 and to conserving and managing a ...

Local communities are key stewards of biodiversity and natural resources. Read our latest article from Freddie, our Community Management Advisor, all about rePLANET’s Community Development Strategy.

Dr Tim Coles explains how the Wallacea Trust biodiversity credit methodology works and how a unit of biodiversity change can be defined.

This latest article by Eduardo, one of rePLANET’s data analysts, discusses the pros and cons of metabarcoding.

Read the latest rePLANET article by Paul, one of our data analysts, all about the use of remote sensing for nature recovery.

RePLANET is currently engaged in the development of multiple projects across the UK, which is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. Read this latest post by Max and Freddie.

Why is it so important that additionality and double counting are considered by project developers looking to use biodiversity credits to fund their work?

We are very excited to announce that Dr Tim Coles. OBE, has been in Davos this week and recorded his talk to share with us. Tim spoke on Monday in the SDG Tent.