EU protection program: Natural debris as the key to our future!

EU protection program: Natural debris as the key to our future!

On July 8, 2025, the European Commission To create investments in the protection and preservation of nature. This initiative is a step to combat nature destruction and climate change and stand in line with the goals of the EU for competitiveness and resistance.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and environmental commissioner Jessika Roswall emphasized the urgency at the presentation to focus on restoring nature. The Commission plans to conduct a consultation to collect feedback on this roadmap and to involve various stakeholders.

importance of natural credits

The Naturgutrags should act as a market-oriented instrument to promote private investments and innovations. Well -designed natural crescriptions offer many advantages, including clean ecosystems, risk reduction, a better reputation for companies and a higher social acceptance of projects.

The roadmap provides to establish clear standards and reliable certifications for nature -friendly measures. Companies, scientists and governments are asked to bring their feedback until September 30, 2025. In addition, a new group of experts is used to develop a coordinated market for natural debris, for which applications can be submitted by September 10, 2025.

context of natural recovery

The urgency of these initiatives is underlined by alarming environmental statistics. According to a report of the European committee of the regions are up to 1 million of the estimated 8 million plant and animal species of extinction, and over 80 % of the Habitats in Europe are in poor condition. The EU has already implemented various legal framework and action plans for nature conservation, but with inadequate success in the actual restoration of ecosystems.

The new EU regulation on the restoration of nature, which wants to set binding goals, is welcomed by regional and local authorities. There is a great need for firmer financing and support for measures to promote biological diversity. Cities and regions are to be integrated into recovery plans more active, whereby local requirements and priorities are of crucial importance.