Biodiversity offsetting attracts local opposition

National press coverage of biodiversity offsets has been largely negative, but local concerns are also being raised suggesting a strong framework to regulate the practice is needed

by Alex Marshall
Robin: The RSPB does not think people will want to see wildlife shifted far away (photograph: Brian Robert Marshall, CC by SA 2.0)
Robin: The RSPB does not think people will want to see wildlife shifted far away (photograph: Brian Robert Marshall, CC by SA 2.0)

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