In southwest England, the BIO-CAPITAL project combines wetland restoration with satellite technology to measure biodiversity recovery. By linking field data with Earth Observation insights, it turns ecological change into measurable — and potentially valuable — natural capital.
Bio-Capital Use Case 5 focuses on restoring river corridors and wetlands in South Devon, UK. Discover how nature-based solutions and financial innovations are helping to restore biodiversity, improve water quality, and build climate resilience in this vital landscape.
Slovenia’s species-rich grasslands restoration is at core of Use Case 4 of the Bio-Capital project. We want to study how financial incentives and sustainable land management practices can drive biodiversity conservation in one of Europe’s ecological hotspots.
Bio-Capital aims to take Romanian farming to the forefront of biodiversity-friendly agriculture. Use Case 3 introduces practices that restore soil health and enhance resilience to climate change, backed by innovative financial support that ensures the sustainability of these efforts.
Agroecological farming is reshaping agriculture in France. Bio-Capital Use Case 2 highlights efforts to enhance biodiversity and soil health through sustainable practices, supported by innovative financial mechanisms to ensure long-term viability.
BIO-CAPITAL aims at transforming Alpine forest management through innovative financial tools. Project Use Case 1 focuses on promoting sustainable practices in forests, addressing biodiversity loss and climate resilience in these critical ecosystems.
The recently launched BIO-CAPITAL project contributes to the development [...]
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