Biodiversity offsetting is a globally influential policy mechanism for reconciling trade‐offs
between development and biodiversity loss. However, there is little robust evidence of its …

In response to the Convention on Biological Diversity's Kunming-Montreal Global
Biodiversity Framework, Australia has committed to protecting 30 per cent of lands and …

Privately protected areas (PPAs) are a potentially innovative conservation tool. Legal
recognition is necessary for their success, especially where there are institutional …

Australia has one of the world's largest privately protected area (PPA) estates and has been
seen as a world leader in establishing PPAs, with significant growth since 2000. Despite the …

Private land conservation has become an important element of the global conservation
portfolio. Often, landowners are encouraged to participate in private land conservation with …

Biodiversity offsetting is a globally influential policy mechanism for reconciling trade-offs
between development and biodiversity loss. However, there is little robust evidence of its …

The global trend in offsetting for no‐net‐loss (NNL) is increasing, focusing on protecting high‐
condition habitats and restoring degraded ones. Australia's New South Wales (NSW) …

The important role of private land conservation, and particularly privately protected areas
(PPAs), in contributing towards global conservation is increasingly recognised. With an …

Abstract By 2060, an estimated> 230 billion m2 of additional built floor area will be added to
the global building stock, equivalent to the built area of Japan each year. Effective tools are …

This article is a new voice in the debate on the future of nature conservation in Poland. It
develops the subject of grass-roots initiatives in the context of the most important …