Enhancing Ecosystem Services News
All the latest news from The Endangered Landscapes Programme
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Navigating the complex world of carbon markets: the path to high-quality credits for ecosystem restoration
High-quality carbon credits are in high demand, but a widely questioned concept. The voluntary carbon market enables private actors to…
18th May 2023
New paper underlines the importance of wildlife comeback as a climate change solution
Animals play a critical role in the global carbon cycle. A new paper shows how enabling the recovery of wildlife…
20th April 2023
New reef created for 30,000 oysters in the Solent
Foundations for the largest restoration reef in the Solent were laid as part of the Solent Seascape Project – a…
13th April 2023
First urban food forest planted in Mura-Drava-Danube project area
Mura-Drava-Danube project partner WWF Adria began their “food forests” initiative by engaging the local community to start planting edible crops…
6th April 2023
Endangered Landscapes Programme Annual Review 2022
The Endangered Landscapes Programme is working towards a future in which landscapes and seascapes support healthy ecosystems with flourishing populations…
28th February 2023
Ongoing lake restoration efforts benefit pelicans and people in the Danube Delta
The Danube Delta is one of Europe’s largest and most important wetlands. Efforts by the Rewilding Ukraine team to restore…
10th February 2023