Catalogue: PES & Nature-Based Solutions clear
Most practices in: United Kingdom (23)
The UK's quality-assurance standard for peatland restoration: it issues verified carbon units for rewetting degraded peat, delivering bundled carbon, water and biodiversity …
Scottish Government grant programme funding voluntary peatland restoration by landowners; 90,000 ha on path to recovery and 14,860 ha restored in 2024–25 …
The UK's government-backed standard for woodland-creation carbon: validated projects are predicted to sequester ~13 MtCO2 over their lifetime, with a public registry …
United Utilities' £22.2M Sustainable Catchment Management Programme (2005-2015) paid tenant farmers across 57,000 hectares of Peak District and Forest of Bowland moorland …
Scotland's Nature Restoration Fund has put £65 million into nearly 800 projects since 2021, restoring over 15,400 hectares of habitat, planting 300,000+ …
Since 2010, South West Water has paid 2,000+ Devon and Cornwall farmers to cut diffuse pollution across 144,120 ha, investing over £20m …
Since February 2024, most development in England must deliver a measurable 10% biodiversity net gain in standardised biodiversity units — a statutory …
Wales' 2012–2024 whole-farm agri-environment scheme paid farmers over £336m for water, biodiversity and peatland outcomes across roughly 1.3m hectares; independent ERAMMP evaluation …
WWF and Sky Ocean Rescue funded Swansea University, Project Seagrass and Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum to plant the UK's first major seagrass restoration …
England's largest private Biodiversity Net Gain habitat-bank operator; by December 2024 it had 16 habitat banks entered on Natural England's statutory gain-sites …
Since 2011, NatureScot-led partnerships have run volunteer mink trapping across up to 3M ha of north Scotland (£3.34M invested 2017–23, plus £2.08M …
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