Mapping the FutuRE later living vlogs

If you are a land manager, whether a landowner, farmer, land agent or local authority (and this list is by no means exhaustive) you may be able to sell off-site biodiversity units. The market for these is emerging and the buyers are anticipated to be from a range of developers who are unable to meet in full the requirement for biodiversity net gain on a development site. The statutory requirement to do so comes into force in November 2023.

Our team interview experts in the later living sector to glean their 2023 predictions.

Mills & Reeve recently hosted a webinar on the topical subject of stacking and bundling environmental units. Our guest speaker was Kate Russell from Tellus Natural Capital who gave an informative introduction to the open question posed: how can a landholding deliver more than one element of a variety of ecosystem services? 

Christine de Ferrars Green reflects on what was discussed at the March 2023 Biodiversity Net Gain Conference.