Research with University of Oxford study has determined that the widely used tools available to businesses for assessing their biodiversity impacts depend on broad assumptions and can have large
… and effectiveness of offsets. Marine offsets may thus need more resources for baseline and monitoring data collection than equivalents on land. Marine biodiversity offsets Opportunities for marine…
… components of the mitigation hierarchy are often the most useful and effective 14 Keeping track: monitoring and evaluation for avoidance actions Creative thinking: innovative ideas for avoidance 36 The…
… (eg after restoration of simple habitats or reintroduction of species followed by decades of monitoring), handover may be appropriate if accompanied by bonds or insurance provided by developers. 46…
