A payment scheme designed to provide grants to landowners for planting new woodland in the Forest of Marston Vale area. The scheme, commissioned by the Forest of Marston Vale Trust, establishes the best locations to target and sets payment rates that reflect the public benefits delivered.
An assessment of the potential to create new habitats for the benefit of people and wildlife across Northamptonshire and Peterborough using habitat opportunity mapping.
An examination of the implications for upland farmers in Pendle Hill, Lancashire, of a change in agricultural and environmental policy that will replace direct income support with payments for land-based environmental services.
An assessment of the Blackwater Estuary’s natural capital, the benefits that it provides, and the opportunities to enhance it.
An examination of the interrelationship between natural capital and its economic and social development ambitions for the Cheshire and Warrington area.
An assessment of the condition of habitats at a landscape scale to bring together a wide range of data from different sources to create maps of natural capital assets and environment quality.
Ecosystem service monitoring, monetary valuation, and biodiversity assessment of the Liverpool Waters site ahead of development to see if natural capital net gain could be achieved.
An assessment of NHS Lothian’s natural assets and how they can be managed to meet the Estate’s goals and commitments.
Using a natural capital accounting framework, this assessment identifies and examines existing assets, the flow of services to them, and the monetary value of the resultant benefits.
An economic and investment appraisal, and natural capital assessment, of proposed restoration works at two peatland sites in Northern Ireland: Garron Plateau and Montiaghs Moss.
