Topic: Habitat restoration clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: United States of America (8) · Australia (5) · United Kingdom (5)
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 2019, Nile Breweries and WWF Uganda have restored 80.3 ha and demarcated 270 ha of degraded riverbank along a 27 km …
Since an October 2022 agreement, Smithsonian scientists and Ngäbe-Buglé traditional authorities have paid about 30 Indigenous families $130/ha/year to reforest 100 ha …
A EUR4.9M GIZ programme (2018-2023) reformed community leasehold management of the world's largest natural walnut forest in southern Kyrgyzstan to curb 75% …
Bermuda government biologists have run continuous rat biosecurity and habitat restoration on the Bermuda petrel nesting islets since 1960, growing the world's …
Uzbekistan's Forestry Agency has planted saxaul across ~1.7M ha of the dried Aral seabed in five years, employing ~150 foresters plus 300+ …
Since ~2015, FES has worked with 12,000+ women from Mandla villages near Kanha Tiger Reserve to manually clear Lantana camara — up …
Turkey's forestry ministry, with World Bank/GEF financing, has supported watershed communities since 2004 with saplings, irrigation tech and solar heaters; the first …
Since 2001 South Korea has charged developers a per-square-metre fee for ecosystem damage, funding 277 restoration projects by 2022 — though a …
Since 2001, Falklands Conservation and partners have cleared invasive Norway rats from 65 islands (~6,500 ha) for under £250,000; a peer-reviewed study …
With UNEP-GEF and EU-China funding, Ruoergai's wetland reserve administration dammed drainage canals to rewet part of the Tibetan Plateau's largest alpine peatland, …
Colombia's Resolution 1517/2012 created a mandatory, ratio-based (up to 9:1) biodiversity offset system for mining and infrastructure licensing. Case studies quantify offset …
DENR contracted communities to plant 1.5B trees on 1.5M ha of public forestland at >US$700M cost. World Bank evaluation (2024): 6 pp …
SPEA, Biosfera 1 and Cabo Verde's environment agency translocated 37 Critically Endangered Raso Larks to predator-controlled Santa Luzia in 2018 (plus 33 …
Chile's 2024 'Ley Pompón' bans peat extraction and regulates Sphagnum moss harvesting across an estimated 3.2-4 million hectares of peatland; an independent …
In 2008, BirdLife International's Fiji Programme and two customary landowning clans eradicated invasive Pacific rats from all seven main Ringgold Isles by …
Kenya's largest mineral sands mine linked its lease to Gongoni Forest Reserve via a biodiversity corridor, propagating 232,945 trees across 305 species …
A brodifacoum rat-eradication operation on Suwarrow atoll's Motu Tou in 2013, run by the Cook Islands National Environment Service with BirdLife International …
ArcelorMittal Liberia funds co-management of the 11,533 ha East Nimba Nature Reserve, home to chimpanzees, the Nimba toad and otter shrew, as …
Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi mine runs an 80,000 km² landscape biodiversity offset (~880x its footprint); WCS-verified khulan (~36,000) and goitered gazelle (~28,500) …
Since the 1980s Bangladesh's Forest Department has leased degraded state land to landless growers who plant trees, sharing timber-auction proceeds 40-65% with …
Since 2014 New Zealand's national biodiversity-offsetting guidance has let developers offset unavoidable habitat loss through resource consents aiming for 'no net loss' …
The Saudi Green Initiative (2021-) reports 151 million trees planted and 500,000 ha rehabilitated by mid-2025 -- about 1.5% of its 10-billion-tree …
Since 2010, Armenian NGO FPWC has leased land near Khosrov Forest State Reserve to build the 30,300 ha Caucasus Wildlife Refuge for …
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