This article explores key insights from the BIO-CAPITAL Technical Day in Toulouse, examining how biodiversity in agriculture can be measured, valued and financed. It highlights practical tools, satellite-based indicators and financing schemes to scale biodiversity-friendly farming.
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.
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