Natural Capital
~ natural capital credits
~ biodiversify and farm for nature
Natural Capital
A registry of our client's available natural capital credits listed by site and location, separated into distinct categories. We have baselined and established biodiversity units, pending carbon credits and are seeking sites for nutrient neutrality.
Our goal is to deliver strategically important outcomes for nature conservation and increased connectivity between habitats and ecological networks. We invite landowners to biodiversify, particularly on land that connects existing sites and will have regard to the evolving local nature recovery strategies (LNRS) to create a sustainable ecological function.
Purchasers may easily locate and select suitable Biodiversity Units by searching through the site and we can match your specific requirements to suppliers of Natural Capital credits.
For the landowner, creating a supply of Natural Capital credits to attract new income to the farm business does not mean stopping agricultural production, loosing control or ownership of your land.
Local Nature Recovery Strategies (LNRS) are being drawn-up to inform national environment policy. Underpinned by the 25 Year Environment Plan (2018) and the Environment Plan 2020. The purpose of the LNRS is to restore and link up habitats so that species can thrive and agree the best places to help nature recover, plant trees and woodland, restore peatland, mitigate flood and fire risk, and create green spaces for local people to enjoy.
These developing strategies will help to inform the location and delivery of biodiversity, and will be referenced on the individual sites as they evolve.
Contact: info@naturalcapital.estate
Available Credits
786.64 BU Grassland
13.31 BU Scrub
6.43 BU Mosaic
3.12 BU Hedgerow
7.32 BU Woodland
0.1 BU Tree
0.62 BU Watercourse
Potential Credits
142.53 BU Grassland Sowing Spring 2024
92.13 BU Scrub Establishing 2024
3.75 BU Woodland Establishing 2024
1960 WCU Carbon Pending verification
1200 NN Nutrients Pending verification
News
Sheriffhales Woodland
A new native woodland near Sherriffhales has just gone in adjacent to a Priority Habitat Deciduous woodland.
Planted with whips in 1.5m tree guards to help protect against the resident deer population, the species planted because of the damp ground are Bay Willow Salix pentandra, Alder Alnus glutinosa and Silver Birch Betula pendula. Whilst generating nearly 3BU, the trees will also serve to mitigate some of the nutrient runoff from the above arable land.
David Hall FRGS
07360 552034
info [at] naturalcapital.estate
