One of the world’s most endangered mammals is being hunted in West Africa for the quality of its bushmeat and not the value of its scales to illegal Asian markets.

More robust ways of measuring the impact of carbon credits can restore trust in offsetting schemes

Professor Ben Groom and team are recognised with Frontiers Planet Prize honour

Sarah Meier was brought on board to offer her economic expertise, building on her previous work in this area.

Dragon affiliate receives award for research contribution.

Professor Ben Groom spoke about biodiversity credits and metrics for biodiversity in finance.

EAERE is delighted to announce the winners of the 2024 edition of the EAERE Award for Best Doctoral Dissertations in Environmental and Resource Economics.

Ben Groom presented on the Phase I and Phase II BIOESG projects at the CGFI Annual Forum

Making biodiversity renewal a key consideration in the financial system is the subject of a research programme that has received a further £3 million to launch a new network and hub.

A new way to price carbon credits could encourage investment in forest preservation and boost progress towards net zero.

The University of Exeter has signalled its commitment to promoting academic research on sustainable finance and investment by joining GRASFI, a global research alliance.

A new way to price carbon credits could encourage investment in forest preservation and boost progress towards net zero.

A survey of philosophers finds they broadly agree with economists on the best way of valuing the environment of the future in policy decisions made now – although for different reasons.

An eight-year effort by Indonesia to protect its remaining forests contributed just 4% of its emissions reduction target, yet still yielded carbon savings worth far more than it was paid under a deal with Norway.