Biodiversity credits represent a market-based mechanism where farmers generate tradable units by protecting, restoring, or creating wildlife habitat on their land. Each credit quantifies measurable improvements in species diversity, ecosystem health, or habitat quality that companies and organizations purchase to offset their environmental impacts or meet sustainability commitments.
Consider biodiversity credits as carbon credits’ ecological cousin, but instead of measuring tonnes of CO2 sequestered, you’re documenting the return of native grassland birds, restored wetlands supporting amphibian populations, or enhanced …