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A bird looking to the left, camouflaging its face, illustrates the urgency and variability of biodiversity.

In June, conservation finance practitioners reconnected in a stone skyscraper overlooking New York City's Madison Square Park for Credit Suisse's annual conference. This story excerpts a dialogue between Emma Crystal, the bank's chief sustainability officer, and a BlackRock research leader named Chris Weber.

This September 15 analysis looks with a gimlet eye at the dangers of a very cheap price for carbon.

This paywall-protected summary teases up stories of foundations' efforts to play in carbon storage and land conservation.

The Scottish usurper came to grief when soldiers disguised themselves as moving trees. The future also looks scary for investors who assumed a certain carbon price for forests, says this September 1 story, as fires are already making forest offsets more dear.

This August 15 report looks at a study arguing that Australia can gin up all the carbon credits its industries need to meet increased government emissions caps.

This August 16 explainer peeks into the $20 billion of incentives and credits surrounding more climate-intelligent farming in the Inflation Reduction Act.

On August 9, the global publication saluted BirdLife by publishing this q&a with the NGO's director on finance's flight path for avian protections.

On August 11, the business title showcased the founder of a fund focused on returns (and returns on returns) from regenerative projects.

This August 4 press release from megalaw firm Akin Gump summarizes current federal efforts to draw comments from interested parties on the scope and use of carbon markets in addressing climate risk.

Conservation Finance Network

Finding the Frontier for Biodiversity Finance

The Cost is High if the Price is Low

The Cost is High if the Price is Low

There's Plenty to Capture And Plenty to Release

Don't Make Macbeth Your Portfolio Manager

Again, Oz Goes It Alone

Till the Next Time We Round Up News For You

Take a Flyer On Finance

What's in a Name? More Than You Know, Says Regen-Ag Banker

So. Carbon Markets. Whaddaya Think?